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Problems with 2001 Toyota Camry Solara STEERING

On average, the 2001 Toyota Camry Solara starts to “feel” problems with the STEERING and its various aspects after 100 000 miles.

Recently reported STEERING problems on 2001 Toyota Camry Solara

I've owned my 2001 solara since i purchased it new in april 2001. i haven't had any real problems with it (i've had all of the normal maintenance, wear & tear stuff done), until about 2 years ago. my wife & i were out of town and were turning around at a strip mall shopping center when the steering locked up. it had just rained extremely heavily and there was a lot of surface water on the road. i just assumed that perhaps the power steering drive belt got wet and was slipping (although i didn't hear any squealing). after that the steering seemed ok. then about a year ago, i started noticing the problem more regularly, mostly while "un-parking" the car from a parallel parking spot. i can back up ok, but when i steer the car to begin driving, the steering locks up & i have to stop, back up again, & "steer out of it." anyone else have this kind of steering problem? i have 125,000 miles on the car. i know that toyota has done a recent recall on cracked steering boxes on certain models. i had a '76 celica one time that developed a crack in the manual transmission casting at about 80 or 90,000 miles. *tr

Car steering drifts left, 8 trips to the dealer and it cannot be fixed (caster is not adjustable). web searches reveal that this has been a pervasive problem for years with the manufacturer offering no resolution. *la

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