This procedure addresses a non-existent component. The 2018-2024 Toyota Camry 2.5L I4 uses Electric Power Steering (EPS) and does not have a hydraulic power steering pump.

Warnings

Tools required

Parts

• Not applicable - no power steering pump exists — N/A

Preparation

1. Verify the vehicle actually has a hydraulic power steering system before attempting this repair
2. Consult factory service manual to confirm EPS system configuration
3. Diagnose EPS-related fault codes using a compatible scan tool if steering concerns exist

Procedure

1. 1

   Confirm System Type
   Verify that the vehicle uses Electric Power Steering by checking under the hood. There will be no power steering reservoir, no hydraulic pump driven by the serpentine belt, and no high-pressure hydraulic lines running to the steering rack. The EPS motor is integrated into the steering column or rack assembly.
2. 2

   Identify Actual Issue
   If experiencing steering concerns, diagnose the Electric Power Steering system. Common EPS issues include faulty EPS control module, defective torque sensor, failed EPS motor, poor electrical connections, or software calibration issues. Use a factory-level scan tool to retrieve EPS-specific diagnostic trouble codes.
3. 3

   Refer to EPS Repair Procedures
   Consult the appropriate repair procedure for Electric Power Steering Motor, EPS Control Module, or Steering Column Assembly replacement depending on diagnosis results. Hydraulic power steering pump replacement procedures do not apply to this vehicle.

Reassembly

1. This procedure does not apply to the 2018-2024 Toyota Camry 2.5L I4 engine

Verification

• Confirm vehicle has Electric Power Steering by visual inspection of engine bay
• Review vehicle specifications in factory service manual to verify EPS system
• If steering issues exist, perform proper EPS system diagnosis with appropriate scan tool

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