Battery Dead Problems of Toyota Camry

I had parked my car in my apartment parking lot and hadn't driven for two days due to inclement weather (snow storm). On the third day, upon approaching my vehicle I observed the following: 1. The car wouldn't unlock through my key fob. Had to manually unlock it. 2. Upon entering and pressing the start button, the mid was flickering with error messages such as (a) key fob not detected (b) epb disengaged. 3. The battery seemed dead, none of the electricals and electronic responded. I understood the battery was dead (strange for a new car bought 5 months ago). 4. I jump started successfully using my older car which doesn't run too often, yet cold starts pretty good. No accessories/lights were left on during the two days the car was stationary.

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Battery died my new 2020 Toyota Camry has 2800 mi's. Triple a said it was a defective battery and couldn't be repaired. . A graage said its a rampant problem with 2020 Toyotas on line sites sites say its a deep electrical problem. I had it towed to dealer who said it was the sos button on ceiling malfunctioning they said the battery wasn't damaged. There is a lot on the web saying this is a major electrical problem with 2020 Toyota's? I will pick up and keep paperwork in case you need it. .

Battery discharges every 7 to 10 days itself. Dealership checked said everything ok. But can't tell why battery goes dead al the time.

Speed sensor melted with plug and kept blowing 10a gauge fuse witch gauge stops working windows won't go down and battery will die if not handled and the vehicle was in park this will happen once you turn the key just turn the key the vehicle was not started just the key was turned into the on position then the fuse will automatically pop.

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2020 Toyota Camry le dead battery problems. Since I purchased the car on April 25 2020 I have had to purchase two new Toyota batteries from Toyota. The new batteries are 770 cca amps vs my oriinal battery which was only 563 ccawhich they do not make any more. Yesterday I spoke with julie a customer care mananger fr. Om Toyota customer care and she said Toyota is getting alot of compaints about dead batteries from customers. When I asked her to do something about my spending over 300. Oo dollars on two batteries because nowhere in their 608 page Toyota Camry manual does it tell you you have to close the windows and lock the doors or the battery will go dead. In fact my wife had asked the service manager at parks Toyota in deland florida this exact question and he david carey saidy ou do not have to close windows or lock your doors. I have gone to the Toyota dealership 4 times spent over 300. 00 dollars on 2 new batteriesand 250. 00 on the correct test equipment to confirm the electrical problem of dead batteries was from the fact that I parked my car in my garage with the windows open and doors unlocked.

Today September 21 again I find my 2020 Toyota Camry battery dead I would just like to inform you that on 2 websites owners have complained about the same issue about 19 owners the websites are kelly blue book and Toyotaownersclub. Com this issue really needs to be addressed by Toyota corporate.

When attempting to start the car from sitting just overnight, the dash will flash and click as if the battery is dead. The car won't start and has to be jumped. However when you have the car checked, it's not a problem with the battery. There is something draining the battery overnight that I haven't been able to diagnose. Nothing is plugged in and the lights are all turned off. The car is simply draining itself. There are only 6000 miles on the clock and no other outside factors that I can think of could be contributing to this issue. Also related to the electronics going crazy, is the rcd feature used while is reverse gear. After the car is jumped, that feature needs to be reset by a technician so the back up camera system works properly. This is very quickly becoming more then an annoyance.

This is the second time I have this complaint . After 1 to 3 days that the car is not driven the battery goes dead . The battery voltage reads 12. 00 I have has to purchase 2 new batteries from Toyota Toyota says this is normal please help this time is the NHTSA just another pawn for president trump to slilence.

In my opinion there is an issue with the battery and or charging system. The vehicle was bought new. The new battery failed within three years. A new replacement battery then displayed notable corrosion starting around four months. The internet confirms the opinion of a seemingly off gassing problem causing corrosion especially on the positive terminal as is my experience. The internet notes risks of being stranded with dead batteries and in at least one case belief or opinion that a house fire starting in the garage caused around $300,000 of damage. The fire is stated to have derived in the battery location from a claimed defective battery. The dealer states corrosion is common and costs around $55 to service and or replacing positive battery terminal clamps and connecting cables as needed. My sister vehicle with an older battery were both garaged in the California moderate climate and has no corrosion. The issue of a failure seems suspected by Toyota as the date I reported the second alleged failure, Toyota sends me a questionnaire asking about driving distances and times noting the battery failure. The internet suspects the system is overcharging. Danger in my view arises from being stranded or fire. Unnecessary cost is required in my opinion to service at $55 and or buy new clamps and cables that are corroded. The Toyota survey confirms suspicion advanced in my opinions about charging failure since questions include distance and time driven and starts and stops. I had pleasant treatment at the dealership and a report to the corporate Toyota case manager. The pleasantries don't however account for the cost of service, cost or replacement and ancillary considerations as being stranded with a dead battery is fraught with unsettling consequences. I am a loyal Toyota customer, there is no rancor or animosity. I own several Toyotas and will buy again.

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Battery died, battery was jumped and the windshield wipers switch fried and short circuited my entire electrical wiring. Resulting in $2,800. 00 in damages. The car was stationary. There was recall on this problem for Camry's and I believe this wasn't fixed on mine.

My car has experienced two electrical problems within the past 2 years. I own a 2006 Toyota Camry. Bought in sept 2005. Dec 2008 the battery died and my local garage traced it to the alarm- they disconnected the module. Aaa replaced the battery. Nov 15, -2010-, battery died again and the car was towed to my local station. They located another draw on battery but could not repair it and sent it to balise in warwick ri. I had purchased it there. After 2-3 days on their computer, they located it in the instrument cluster in the odometer. The car has no serious recalls on it and I note that though 2005, 2007-2010 have been recalled the 2006 has not. I wish to report this so it is on record in the event there is a recall. The car has 25,000 miles on it and the repair this time will cost about $1100. I have been without a car for 7 days as balise had to order the part last Friday Nov. 19th. It will arrive, hopefully, mon Nov 22nd.

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The contact owns a 2009 Toyota Camry hybrid. The contact stated the vehicle would not start and none of the electrical components in the vehicle operated. The contact assumed the vehicle battery was dead. However, the battery was not recharged because the contact was not familiar with the hybrid vehicle and the battery could not recharged. Additionally, the vehicle radio and the digital console would only operate intermittently. The failure and current mileages were approximately 7,073.

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Brake lights come on in late p. M. Hours and recycle on and off till battery finally dies. Unknown if they come on automatically when driving. Has been to dealer 5 visits totalling 19 days, 3 times had to be towed due to dead battery. Dealer unable to find problem. Toyota customer notified 4 times, still no call back. Atty. Gen. /mass. Lemon law notified also. Still waiting for my vehicle to be repaired--we hope!.

Battery failure caused fire. Yh.

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