1991 Toyota Camry Engine cooling Problems

“My car: 1991 Toyota Camry. Three times went into excessive high speed with me and third time blew the head gasket. My (master) mechanic upon repairing the car, test drove the car and experienced the same uncontrolled high speed. Testing the next day he was involved in an accident. I sold the car to a junk yard since I did not trust it.”

“Radiator blew up, replaced it, then cracked intake manifold gasket, replaced it, then blown head gasket, replaced it, then radiator hoses blew, replaced it, then thermostat went out, replaced it, and it stopped working again (thermostat), replaced it, then coolant temperature sensor went out, replaced it, and it went out again, then electrical components went out that lead to the radiator and fan system to the fuse box relays. So all in all its junk.”

“The contact owns a 1991 Toyota Camry. The contact turned the ignition on and applied pressure to the accelerator pedal. She then heard a loud noise coming from underneath the hood. She noticed underneath the hood that the spark plug wire was detached. There were no warning lights illuminated on the instrument panel. The vehicle was towed to an independent mechanic and the helical coil was replaced. The contact was concerned of the safety risk involved. The current and failure mileages were 151,500. Update 09/10/08 the spark plug blew out of the head updated 09/19/08.”

“While driving, all lights on the dash illuminated, consumer noticed smoke from the hood and pulled over, the whole front of the vehicle was damaged due to fire, possible cause due to engine failure, ohio traffic crash report #10-90-596.”

“1) vehicle will stall w/cause unknown even after some components were cleaned by a solution. 2) vehicle emmits a foul odor. Please describe details. Tt”