Unless the chain has broken on you, you do not need to replace it.
You don't as it has a chain not a belt.
Timing chain as well as belt cannot be adjust. If the chain has got stretched you have to replace it.
2002 and up four cylinders have a timing chain no belt.
I just replaced the timing chain for my 2000 Camry. I did the same thing for my last Camry, a 1996. The timing chain goes after the water pump bearings fail and jams everything up. Then I had to replace the timing belt, water pump, and all belts.
The 2.4 liter four cylinder engine in a 2009 Toyota Camry has a timing CHAIN
It has a timing chain. The majority of 4 cylinders have a timing chain. You don't need to replace it unless it is making noise or the timing is significantly off.
Yes, the 2005 Camry 4 cylinder has a timing chain not a timing belt.
The 2.4 liter four cylinder engine in a 2000 Pontiac Grand Am has a timing CHAIN
No, you cannot directly replace a timing belt with a timing chain on a 1992 Toyota Camry. The two systems operate differently and are designed specifically for the engine they are used in. Switching from a belt to a chain would require extensive modifications to the engine, including changes to the timing components and potentially the engine block itself. It's best to replace the timing belt with another belt as specified by the manufacturer.
It has a timing belt. I was told to replace mine at 90,000 miles, so I did.
4 cylinder Camry's mainly come with timing belts which should be changed around 100,000 miles, v6 Camry should have a timing chain
It has a timing chain not belt