You unclip the caps about the spark plus and unscrew the covers. Then you remove them and replace them.
These Corolla's have irridium spark plugs designed (they say) for the life of the engine.
First you take off the black plastic cover on top the engine. You'll need a 10mm socket wrench. The plugs are buried deep in the engine. You'll need a special 5/8 inch plug wrench. It has to go 6 inches into the engine as well as the rubber boot inside the plug wrench will grab the loose plug and pull it out. You'll see 4 electrical connections on top of the engine. You'll need to remove the 10mm bolt securing the plastic piece that covers the plugs. Remove the bolt and the electrical connection. You'll need a screwdriver to slightly lift the clip on top of the electrical connection when sliding off the wires. Pull the big plastic piece out of the engine. At this point, use your new 5/8 spark plug tool to remove the plug. Please do yourself a favor and do this one plug at a time. When the new plug is in, replace the plastic boot, electrical connection and put the bolt back in then go to the next plug. Good luck!
Kevin
Take it to a Toyota dealership
In the cylinder head, on top of the engine block.
Corollas has a four cylinder engine, it means it has 4 spark plugs.
How do I change spark plugs in 2009 Toyota Corolla? whaT TOOLS I NEED
They are installed in holes in the engine block where the frost plugs are normally located
position of spark plugs on 2003 Toyota coralla
in the block
A Toyota Allion has 4 spark plugs. These spark plugs are not hard to replace, and can be found in the engine, under the hood. After 2008 models, they are harder to replace.
I think 0.32 is the gap for corolla 1996 with a 1.6 engine, whereas 0.36 for 1.8 engine. However, it is easier to pick pregapped plugs such as NGK, Bosch, etc.
Try changing your spark plugs, and your spark plug wires.
A 95 Toyota Corolla engine that loses power when idling can have a number of different things wrong with it including clogged injectors, a dirty fuel filter, or fouled spark plugs. Performing a standard tune-up will often resolve this issue.
take off the engine cover then you will see the 4 spark plugs on top remove the rail first then they will just pop off DON'T FORCE THEM OFF OR YOU WILL BRAKE IT