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1. Honda

2. Chevrolet

3. Toyota

4. Ford

5. Pontiac

6. Dodge

7. Mazda

8. Nissan

9. Volkswagen

10.Hyundai

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I found the best suited oil for the 3.0L TD 1KD is castrol RX super, this oil environments the manafactures specs. RX super is 15W 40, and would not be suitable for environments that reach -7degrees like alpine regions. RX super has good detergent properties to keep your engine clean. althow Toyota recommends oil change at 10 000k intervals, most people would suggest to change at 5000k instead. the engine should take 6.9L of oil with a filter change

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Lisa ann

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Most likely the same as other Toyota drive belts which is control power steering, water pump, Air Conditioning pump, alternator and crankshaft.

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For Toyota Yaris, I think it's Simone Lahbib.

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Open bonnet its on righthand side of block

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Angel of the Morning by Juice Newton

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Sakichi Toyoda. It was then passed on to his son Kiichiro Toyoda

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Union

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Art Edmonds

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There is no such thing as a Toyota Cavalier.

Yes there is it was sold in japan from 1995 thru to 2000 and no it has a timing chain its nthe same engine as the Chevrolet Cavalier 2.3LQuad 4 or the 2.4L Twin Cam

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Toyota engines seem to run lomg after the body rusts or falls apart , as i have had numeruous toyotas with well over 200k and drove them on 500 mile trips without even being concerned

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I just reset a 04 Toyota RAV 4 with the same method as I saw used on a Honda.

1) Press and hold in the trip/odometer stick where the mileage is displayed (near speedometer).

2) Turn the key and wait for about 5 seconds... light goes out (as long as nothing else is wrong I assume)

3) Don't forget to change oil!!!

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We paid cash for a 2001 Toyota Camri (Solara) in 2005. The title still shows a lienholder: Toyota:Motor: Credit Corp. How do we get a clean title?

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how do I reset the vsr light on my toyata?

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Yes, it can, if the water gets into the engine. Too much water in your gas might prevent your engine from starting, and can cause internal rust that can eventually seize your engine (stop the engine parts from moving). When vehicles are not started for several months, temperature changes can cause condensation inside the fuel tank from the humid air inside the tank. The longer a vehicle sits idle, the more water you may have in the fuel tank. In very cold weather, a few droplets of water sitting in a fuel line could turn to ice and prevent fuel from getting to your engine until the weather gets above freezing. If you think there is a lot of water in your fuel tank, the best solution is to NOT turn over or start your engine. Remove and drain your fuel tank, and put new fuel in it before attempting to start the vehicle. If you suspect that there is only a small amount of water in your fuel tank, a can or two of "gas dryer" in your tank should solve the problem. This is sold under various brand names, usually in 12 ounce cans, at most auto parts stores in Fall and Winter seasons when fuel tank condensation is most likely to occur, and is predominantly alcohol, which is soluble in both water and petroleum distillates (such as gasoline or diesel fuel). As a practical solution on an ongoing basis, you might look for a gas station that adds ethanol to the gas. Some stations are now doing this year-round. Some just do it in cold-weather months.

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The first thing you will need is about 4 arms and a whole lot of patience. Before you begin, check the location of the voltage regulator socket on the replacement and the original. Some replacements may have the plug socket on the 'other' side of the alternator - as mine did. I had to really stretch the harness to make it fit! I was lucky that I could get it together as I have 'just' enough extra wire to reach. Pull up on ramps to gain access under the front bumper. Remove, what we affectionately call, the "tool tray" (the brush guard under the engine to gain access to the belts. Loosen the alternator pivot and tuning screws. Remove the belt from the alternator. (Note: If you need to replace the belt, you will have to remove all of the belts because it is naturally the one in the back.) Remove the pivot screws (fore and aft) however you can get to them. Once the alternator is free from its mounting bracket, (this is where you can use the extra arms), remove the electrical leads from the back of the case. You may need to remove the wire harness from the clips just inside the left wheelwell (look from the top under the hood) to gain some extra working room. It isn't easy pulling the alternator through everything you have to get past, but with a little patience and persuation, it will fall into your hands (or on your face, if you're not careful). Reverse the process to install the new alternator. I recommend tightening the front pivot screw before trying to find the rear one. Hope that helps!

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Kim Shively, formerly Kim Kennedy Blair, currently living in LA is the brunette spokeswoman in the Toyota commercials.

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Assuming it is a manual transmission: Remove the lower drain plug on the transaxle body and allow all existing fluid to drain completely. Replace the drain plug and remove the fill valve, located higher on the transaxle body. You'll need a pump assembly and vinyl hose to pump the transmission fluid into the transaxle. Any good auto parts store sells these plastic pumps at nominal prices. The pump assembly screws onto the top of the transmission fluid bottle. Pump the new oil through the vinyl hose into the transaxle until it begins to come back out of the fill hole. Then screw the fill plug back in. It a very easy process once you've found the drain and fill plugs and get yourself situated underneath the transaxle.

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Pin What It Is In Dash Wire Color Equivalent Wire Color

A Right Front Speaker (+) Green Gray

B Left Front Speaker (+) Pink White

C +12 Volt Ignition Wire Gray Red

D +12 Volt Battery Wire Blue w/ Yellow Stripe Yellow

E Right Front Speaker (-) Blue Gray w/ Black Stripe

F Left Front Speaker (-) Purple White w/ Black Stripe

G Ground Wire Black Black

H Power Antenna Wire 1 Blue (join wires 1 & 2

I Power Antenna Wire 2 together to this blue wire)

J Do Not Use

K Right Rear Speaker (+) Red Purple

L Left Rear Speaker (+) Black Green

M Right Rear Speaker (-) White Purple w/ Black Stripe

N Do Not Use

O Do Not Use

P Left Rear Speaker (-) Yellow Green w/ Black Stripe

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On my '87 Toyota van the resivor just slides off when you pull directly up on it... though im not sure if this is factory standard or a modification made by a previous(and possibly frustrated)owner of my van.

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How do I get to the reversing light switch on a Toyota avensis 2005