I can't see when this question was posted, so probably already sorted it!
If by "bad weather" you mean wet and damp, you may look for a short somewhere in the electrical system. Condensation and dampness may be causing a short somewhere that when dry, just does not happen. Try turning on ignition, not running the engine, at night with no lights around. Move some wiring under the hood and you may see some arcing. It needs to be completely dark to see unless you have a particularly bad short. I had this on a car about 15 years ago and found it by accident just like this.
you can hotwire it a mechanic can do it pretty quick
dallas Toyota its great....but they are of course in Dallas
Send it to ur mechanic... Send it to ur mechanic...
mechanic
Get it checked out by a Qualified Toyota Lexus mechanic.
No, 1998 Toyota Corollas do not have cabin air filters, according to a Toyota mechanic in Madison, WI.
The check engine light could any number of things. It is impossible to know what the light means without having the car checked by a mechanic. The mechanic will then be able to tell what is wrong with the car.
go see a mechanic
No, 1998 Toyota Corollas do not have cabin air filters, according to a Toyota mechanic in Madison, WI.
Changing the brakes on a Toyota sienna will cost approximately $350. The cost can vary greatly from mechanic to mechanic. Changing the brakes yourself will cost about $50.
By taking it to a mechanic
There a Toyota Avalon 2000, reported being sold by an auto mechanic for $1,800, with 300,000 miles on it.