Toyota OBD1 Trouble Codes and Fault Code List >> Toyota 92-93 Camry & Camry Wagon 3.0L 3VZ-FE

Preparatory Conditions

  • Battery voltage 11 Volt minimum
  • Closed throttle position (CTP) switch full closed
  • Transmission in neutral position
  • All auxiliary equipment, including air conditioning, switched OFF
  • Engine at normal operating temperature

Accessing Trouble Codes

Self-Diagnosis – Normal Mode
  • Switch ignition ON. Do NOT start engine.
  • Check MIL illuminates
  • Switch ignition OFF
  • Jump DLC terminals TE1 and E1 with a short lead 1
  • Switch ignition ON
  • Count MIL flashes and compare with trouble code table below
  • First flashes of .5 second duration indicate ‘tens’, after a 1.5 second pause, next flashes of .5 second duration indicate ‘units’
  • A 2.5 second pause occurs between codes
  • After a 4.5 second pause, trouble codes will be repeated
  • Switch ignition OFF
  • Remove jump lead
Self-Diagnosis – Test Mode
  • Carry out preparatory conditions
  • Jump DLC terminals TE2 and E1 with a short lead 1
  • Switch ignition ON. Do NOT start engine
  • Check MIL is flashing to confirm test mode is operating
  • NOTE: Test mode will not be activated if the DLC terminals are connected after the ignition switch is turned ON.
  • Start the engine
  • Drive vehicle over 10 mph to simulate possible fault conditions
  • Stop vehicle
  • Jump DLC terminals TE1 and E1 with a short lead 1
  • Count MIL flashes and compare with trouble code table below
  • Switch ignition OFF
  • Remove jump leads

Clearing Trouble Codes

  • Ensure ignition switched OFF
  • Remove EFI fuse (15A) from underhood fusebox 
  • Wait 30 seconds
  • Reinstall fuse
  • Repeat accessing procedure to ensure no data remains in ECM fault memory

 Trouble Codes

 
92-93 Camry 3.0L Engine Code: 3VZ-FE
92-93 Camry Wagon 3.0L Engine Code: 3VZ-FE
Trouble codeFault locationProbable cause
12Engine speed (RPM) sensor circuitWiring, RPM sensor, ECM
13Engine speed (RPM) sensor -above 1000 rpmWiring, RPM sensor, ECM
14Ignition reference signal -no signalWiring, ignition module, ECM
16Transmission control signal -malfunctionECM
21Heated oxygen sensor (H02S) -LH front -circuitWiring, H02S, ECM
22Engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor circuitWiring, ECT sensor, ECM
24lntake air temperature (lAT) sensor-circuitWiring, lAT sensor, ECM
25Mixture control -continuously leanWiring, injector, H02S, ECTNAF sensor, intake/fuel/ignition system, ECM
26Mixture control -continuously richWiring, injector, fuel system, cold start injector, H02S, ECTNAF sensor, ECM
27Heated oxygen sensor (H02S) rear circuitWiring, H02S, ECM
28Heated oxygen sensor (H02S) -RH front -circuitWiring, H02S, ECM
31Volume air flow (VAF) sensor-circuitWiring, VAF sensor, ECM
32Volume air flow (VAF) sensor-circuitWiring, VAF sensor, ECM
41Throttle position (TP) sensor-circuitWiring, TP sensor, ECM
42Vehicle speed sensor (VSS) -circuitWiring, VSS, ECM
43Starter signal -circuitWiring, ignition switch, engine control relay, ECM
51Switch signal -A/C switch ON during diagnosisWiring, A/C switch, A/C amplifier, ECM
51Switch signal -closed throttle position (CTP) switch OFF during diagnosisWiring, CTP switch, ECM
51Switch signal -parklneutral position (PNP) switch not in P or N during diagnosisWiring, PNP switch, ECM
52Knock sensor (KS) LH -circuitWiring, KS, ECM
53Knock control -malfunctionECM
55Knock sensor (KS) RH -circuitWiring, KS, ECM
71Exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) system -malfunctionHose leak/blockage, wiring, EGRT sensor, EGR so/enoid, ECM
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Larry alan britton
Larry alan britton
3 years ago

92 Camry 3vzfe V6 3.0 liquid gas coming out tail pipe changed injectors plugs wires cap n rotor runs great except the big plume of gas smoke and pulled plugs 3 out of six wet brand new, makes no sense except ECU bad maybe? please help

Nathaniel O.
Nathaniel O.
3 years ago

Hey there. So I try to rule out everything before condemning an ECU. There is a fuel pressure up vacuum switching valve that energizes and raises fuel pressure on ECU command. Might try checking your fuel pressure for any abnormalities. So,…is there any sulfur type odor as well?