Toyota Echo

Needle nose pliars.

The first thing I would recommend is thoroughly cleaning the throttle body and mass airflow sensor! This will probably fix your problem. If it doesn't, it could be some kind of problem with the fuel pump, or less likely, the ECU.

It's in the red cover that is connected to the positive terminal of the battery

A cylinder misfire could be caused by multiple issues. Among them: 1. A faulty, old, or corroded spark plug. (~$10 per set to replace) 2. A malfunctioning ignitor ($50-$100 to replace) 3. A faulty wire leading to the ignitor Listed by rarity from least to most.

See related link. Its not an Echo, but close enough.

either ur lamps r used for very long time. you ned to replace them with proper wattage or your head lights glasses needs cleaning with buffing and chroming techniques by expert technician for this purpose.

Yes. The fluid should look clean and pink.

Trouble code P0172 means: System Too Rich (Bank 1)

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If it's kept in a garage, a 30 minute drive once a month should be fine. If it's kept out doors in the elements, once every two weeks should be fine. This should keep moving parts lubricated and the battery up to snuff.

I wouldn't, but my wife might if she were pregnant. Echo-grams are often used to check up on the in-utero fetus. It's one way, for example, of sexing the fetus to see if it's a boy or girl. It's also used to check the health of the fetus and ensure, for example, that the umbilical cord is not wrapped around its neck.

The 2000 Toyota Land Cruiser OBD 2 port is behind fuse cover

"Stud" is what a lug nut screws on to. See a Toyota or a salvage yard. Might have luck at an auto parts store.

The curb weight of a 1993 Toyota Corolla is just over 2,300 pounds. The Toyota Corolla also has the lightest weight motor of other cars for its size.

Something is wrong with my 1991 Toyota Corolla Dx's trunk latch. It will not let me close the lid shut and it stay shut. It will not stay latched. There is nothing no obstruction. Can you help me? Thanks

There may be a vent on the fill pipe that is plugged or you can try an experiment--I had a vehicle with a similar problem.. Had to run it up on piece of 2X4 to get the fill pipe higher than the tank--a factory defect on my particular vehicle. Dealer had to repair.

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Yes, you can access the cabin air filter behind the passenger's side glove box.

It's in the plastic fuse box that is mounted inside the engine compartment on the left side.

Once you remove the cover look inside the cover and there is a map of the fuses and their sizes (amps) and also relays that are located there also.

No. This car does not have a timing belt.

I have a 2005 Echo hatchback and need to change my headlight bulbs...The issue is on the right side, it is fairly cramped with the fuse box and battery. I am looking for a quick answer or two that may get me on my way

use kelly blue book pricing, or ask the dealers

Answer If it's salvage/reconstructed (i.e. repaired nicely and roadworthy) roughly 60% of the value of a comparable clean titled car. If it's still a wreck probably 20% of a comparable clean titled car. Use nada.com to estimate clean titled value.

This requires time travel, I would advise against it, as the time space continuum is very fragile.

2001 Toyota Echo doesn't have a timing belt.

Follow previous directions, and (on a 2002) I found it necessary to remove engine mount screws (3) and jack up engine just enough to give clearance to remove the pump. Be careful to not over stress the AC hard line attached to the top of the mount bracket.