Toyota Corolla

Toyota City, Japan

Toyota City, Japan

usually what causes this type of problem can be a or the engine mounts but because it is in a certain speed you should go check your tires for the appropiate balance

I was told by a mechanic $30 for gaket. $50 for labor. I think this could be done with $20 for gasket $40 for labor

First off are your dash lights out if so its more likely to be a fuse that you need to replace check your owners manual the dash lights in a corolla are LED lights so its not likely they have burned out. if your looking to change the color of the bulb go to an audio installer for directions on removing your dash panels to get at the bulbs to replace them there's one in your center section and i don't know about the instrument cluster

3.7 quarts

Disconnect all electrical connections. Unbolt from engine, starter and mounts.

there is no separate clock battery. the clock has 2 power wires. one to maintain power when the key is off and one to light it when the key is on. if the clock resets to 12:00 or 1:00 every time you start it, try replacing the "dome" fuse in the fuseblock under the hood.

The 2014 Toyota Corolla has a 6-speed manual.

My trunk is leaking. If it's raining, water come in when I open the trunk to load groceries or whatever.

it is located at the top of the clutch pedal it. it is removed by losening a nut and disconnecting the harness and it should just pull out

Depends on which light you are referring to. The "Check Engine" light comes on when there is a problem with the emissions system. The "Maintenance Required Light" comes on when scheduled maintenance is required as outlined in your owners manual.

If you go to auto zone website and sign up for an account you can then access their vehicle repair guide for practically any repair job.

If the spots are only thru the clear coat the entire roof should be carefully finesse sanded and then reapply clear coat as directed by manufacture

check the fuses for the head lights check the fuses for the head lights

I think it was built in the distributor

A common problem with Toyota clocks is that some of the solder joints go bad. At first the clock will start going dead intermittently, and then eventually it will stop working completely. I made this video with instructions on how to fix it yourself using a soldering iron:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFwKA2dDb94

If you are uncomfortable doing it yourself, I will do it for anyone for a fee of $25 with free return shipping. If interested, email me at: toyotaclockrepair@gmail.com

It should be on the starter itself or if remote between battery (positive) & starter. Just follow the cable.

on top of throttle body.

If the radio is not working in a 2005 Toyota Corolla the wire harness may be damaged. The radio fuse may also be damaged and should be checked as well.

Let's see. First, open the glove box door. You can make it drop all the way down by flexing the little plastic piece that stops it from dropping, to the side. This gives you room to work. On the left side of the glovebox face, you will see a screw or two that hold the piece of molding around the radio on. Remove those screws and pull off the molding. Once the molding is off, you'll see a screw on each side of the radio, which holds the radio bracket to the dash. Take those out, then slide the radio forward. There is a connector which needs to be carefully removed from the back of the radio. The antenna needs to be unplugged too. Then the radio will slide right out. Installation is the reverse. FriPilot

No, it has a timing belt which must be changed every 60,000 miles.

Trouble code P1656 means:Oil control valve OCV circuit malfunction bank 1

You should in the UK, as your car will fail the MOT test if your horn does not work.

When performance and fuel mileage drops.

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