Corollas from 1998 and later use timing chains rather than belts. Under perfectly normal driving/engine conditions you should never have to replace it. It is located under the valve cover. The belt most people mistake for the timing belt is in reality the Drive Belt, or 'Serpentine Belt'. Some folks recommend changing this belt every 4 years.
1998 and up 4 cylinders have timing chains not belts, which means it is not necessary to replace.
Actually, I believe all 2000 and up models have chains. I checked for our 2000 Corolla on Rockauto, and a chain comes up. This is what is stated on Toyota discussion sites.
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My 2000 Corolla definitely has a timing CHAIN. I don't recall what year, but it has been awhile since they have used belts.
According to all the sources I have read it has a timing chain.
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Yes. Also change the tensioners and water pump while you already have it torn down
No, it will normally last the life of the engine and is replaced when the engine is overhauled.
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