Hi, I saw this clapped corolla con marketplace the other day and I found interesting the fact it had a 7in screen installed on it and ive been looking on youtube, forms or on google to see how did they installed it.
It looks kind of good but most importantly. IT DOESNT BLOCK THE VENT NOR THE AC CONTROLS, I need to know if anybody has any idea on how it was done.
Warning: The original language is Russian.
Итак, всем здравствуйте. Я гордый обладатель старой, но бойкой Toyot Corolla FX в кузове хетчбэк/AE82 в комплектации SR на правом руле. И я загорелся идеей привести его в адекватный вид. То есть поставить туда кастомное и оригинальное оборудование, отвечающее духу 1985 года.
Мне повезло трижды. Первый оказался при покупке, так как хозяин отдал инструкцию по эксплотации и журнал обслуживания. Второй раз был, когда я нашёл оригинальный рекламный каталог, который давали в дилерских центрах перед продажей авто. В этом буклете была найдена магнитола для проигрывания аудио кассет, которая шла, как опция на мой авто. И наконец-то третий произошёл совсем недавно.
Я получил её и она была снята с божественной AE86(в моих краях довольно редкий, но вполне осязаемый зверь). Да-да, вы скажете, что можно и без этих трудностей поставить современную аудио систему и наслаждатся музыкой. Но есть пару моментов. Я живу рядом с Японией, и могу слушать японское радио, даже AM диапазона. И я хочу получить аутентичный вид. Ну еще я могу записать пару аудио кассет, а блютуз кассета позволит подключится к телефону(благо Китай от меня тоже не сильно далеко).
Сейчас я пытаюсь срастить магнитолу и радиолу вместе, так как для их совместной работы они соединяются проводом. Подключение к проводке осуществляется сначала в магнитофон, а уже от магнитофона идет провод на радио. И меня смущают два провода, что аккуратно вынули из коннектора и закрыли термоусадочной трубкой.
Поэтому:
Люди добрые, помогите кто чем может. Куда провода эти ставить, чтобы пожар не устроить?
It it worth it to buy a 2016 toyota corolla s plus with 35000 miles on it for 18000?
I have had my car for three months and thought Ow-16 was the oil it took, but have recently discovered southern and northern U.S. may use two different oils, Ow-16 and Ow-8. I live in northeast Indiana and kind of plan on doing my own oil changes and so, should I use 16 or 8? The owners manual specifies Ow-16, but I think this was originally sold in a southern state.
I have a 2013 Corolla and with 217k miles. I just got told by the mechanic at the dealership it will be $3500, went to another mechanic said $1600, and another said get the part and pay for the labor($600). I want to go with the guy that will do the labor, but he said I need to get the oem which is really expensive I found one on rockauto that’s not as expensive but not sure if it will work…
If you have a Toyota corolla and the paint is chipping bubbling or even peeling in chunks give Toyota a call and escalate the situation, so they do something about it I have see about 30-40 corollas with this problem the number is (1 800 331-4331) It takes 5 minutes. Toyota has been getting off the hook with anything way too easily.
Just traded a 2013 Nissan Altima for this. Any issues to look out for , or are these dead reliable? 251k miles
Just curious on how easy it is to swap an auto to manual. Was thinking about getting one to drift
I can’t figure out what it is. It came on suddenly and the car started running extremely rough. I replaced throttle body, plugs and coils, pcv valve, all air filters. I cannot figure it out.
Context:
2010 Toyota Corolla, 160K, original clutch. The car is otherwise is good shape, no rust, runs/drives/starts up no issue, except for one strange thing: Going into third gear if the temperature is less than 55F (12C) it makes a grinding noise on that shift into the gear, until the engine warms up. This can be avoided either by double clutching or coasting with the clutch pedal pushed for 2-3 seconds before shifting into third gear. I've read online that changing the gear oil can fix this. (Is the oil cold?)
Issue:
Wife hates driving it due to the stiff clutch pedal. Will a new clutch help? I have to imagine at this mileage the clutch is on the way out. An issue to consider is if the grinding noise going into third gear is an enough of an issue that would make changing the clutch out on this car a waste of money.
So should I bail on the car or fix it? I could trade it in for next to nothing and buy something else but I'd prefer not to spend $10,000+ or buy someone else's problem.
It’s got 250k miles, but the engine runs like a charm and the AC and heat both work. It does need some work — rear suspension, headlights, roof liner, and door handles all need attention — but to me those are minor things. Overall, I’m happy with it and looking forward to bringing it back little by little.
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Curious what other Corolla owners experience — after taking a turn and letting go of the wheel, does your steering naturally find its way back to center on its own?
Asking for both directions — turning left and turning right. Does it return the same way from both sides?
Not looking for debate, just genuine experiences from other owners. Appreciate any responses!
Not sure if it’s even worth taking to a mechanic, the bracelet is solid silver worth about $160, the mechanic might charge more to get it out? What should I do?
I have a 2000 Toyota Corolla E110. I changed the high beams with LEDs and when I flash them the normal lights turn on too. I never noticed this behavior with the previews bulbs, is this normal or I need some sort of can bus thing or resistors? In the pictures I turned on all the lights on purpose, so I don't know. Should I go back to halogens?
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Any suggestions or reviews of owning corolla guys?
Bought some rain guards that'll I'll be adding as well. Need some more inspiration for cosmetics 😅
How much bigger is the Corolla Cross compared to the Corolla?
What other major perks are there?
My 2018 Corolla LE has been fully paid off for years. I’ve had zero issues with it and it only has 63K miles.
I’d hate to have a car payment again unless absolutely worth it.
Thoughts?