The sister of a friend of mine had a similar thing occur and discovered that the little flap for the gas tank had fallen off or was not closing properly. It's that metal little thing that pushes aside when you insert the nozzle for the gas.
extreme cold temperatures might cause Mazda rf diesil to make knocking sound , however; it is recommended that you get it checked from the mechanic.
I don't know about the rain but the constant clicking is probably your hazzard switch,eventuall it will start to mess with your blinker. There has been a recall on this and you can get it fixed for free. However, this does depend on what year your car is. Have it checked out.
It appears that Toyota does not offer a six cylinder Corolla. The corolla is a four cylinder vehicle. It is possible however, that Toyota has offered a six cylinder as special option in the Corolla.
I am no mechanic, however this is a 2 part fix. First the battery is shot, so replacing this is one part. The next is a little more complicated. You should take your vehicle to autozone or somwhere similar and get the alternator checked out. It sounds like this may need replacing as well. Like I said start with the battery, as this is the cheapest, but get the alternator checked out as well, or you would just waste the money on blowing another battery if the alternator is the problem. Best of luck!
It depends on what you are being checked for. however they have to tell you what you are going to be checked for.
The recommended tire size for the 1989 Toyota Corolla is 175 R70 13. However, a size larger can be used with no harm to the car.
Usually matinence is done once every year. However, if you feel the battery light is an indication that your battery may be running low, you should probably have it checked by a mechanic. Better safe than sorry!
Answerit could be a variety of things that can cause the light to come on. The most common thing to cause it to come on is an o2 sensor malfunctioning; however, your best bet is to get it checked with your local mechanic to verify what is causing it to come on.
Any car will run slightly differently when it is warm, compared to when it is cold. However, if there is a substantial difference, then there is probably a computerized emissions systems failure. Most likely candidate sounds like the O2 sensor(s), but you should get it checked out by a mechanic.
You do not adjust the valve clearance on a 2008 Toyota until it has 60000 miles. At that point, you might pay for getting it checked, or check it yourself. However, Corollas normally run 100,000 miles and even longer without any need for adjusting the valve clearance.
This depends on the year and condition of the car. The current Toyota Corolla is sold as low as $15,900. However, if you want added features, expect to spend at least a couple thousand dollars more.
or any other car, mostly the AC removes moisture On my 2008 Corolla, the AC light does not light up when the defroster is turned on. However, it DOES appear that the AC compressor is used. (my 2008 is the same as 2003 thru 2007, it is not the redesigned Corolla which an 09 in the USA.)