What is the ECT function in the old Camry?

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Adam
07/29/25 10:55pm
The ECT in the old Camry is the transmission electronic control mode switch. The following are specific details about the Camry: 1. Background: Since its establishment in 1982, a new Camry owner is added every minute on average. For 31 years, each generation of Camry has consistently led the way, winning the trust of 16 million owners worldwide and becoming a truly global vehicle. 2. Basic Introduction: The return of the king of mid-to-high-end sedans - the GAC Toyota Camry. From any perspective, the Camry is a perfect product. Developed with the concept of "creating a new global standard for mid-to-high-end sedans," the Camry has overturned the conventional image of mid-to-high-end cars in people's minds. What is the new global standard for mid-to-high-end sedans? Noble appearance, comfortable interior space, perfect driving experience, the highest safety and environmental standards in its class, and ubiquitous high-tech configurations. The Camry provides a perfect answer to this question from these aspects.
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