Try turning the key to the on position, press on the brake pedal, then move your shifter out of park. Post your results.
If that does not work, you can manually unlock the shifter as follows:
1) On the shifter console, you will notice a small plastic lump just in front of, and slightly to the left of the shift lever. This lump covers the emergency shift lock release button. Pry it off using a knife, flat head screwdriver, or similar tool.
2) You will notice a hole where the plastic cover used to be. Pushing a screwdriver straight down into this hole will press down on the button, and allow you to shift out of park. The ignition key to your corolla is long enough to reach the button if you do not have any tools.
3) You should now be able to shift out of park. You may want to make sure you are firmly pressing the brake pedal, especially if you are on an incline, so that the car doesn't roll away.
yes they are the same cars from 1992 to 1997
No
How do you remove the heater core on a 1997 Toyata Corolla?
No, it will not.
how do you replace 1999 Toyota corolla corner light - passenger side
The Toyota Corolla.
No, it does not.
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Yes. They both have the same 1ZZ FE engine and transmission
It is not recommended to put a refurbished condensor in a 1997 Toyota Corolla as a replacement of the old one.
It is important to maintain the proper fluids in a vehicle. A 1997 Toyota Corolla XL uses 10W30 type oil.
A wiring diagram for the 1997 Toyota Corolla power side mirror can be purchased at major auto parts stores. A Haynes manual for the Corolla will have a diagram in it.