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How do I reset the ecu in my 2005 corolla ?
Check and clean the idle control valve and the air passages it controls. Scan for possible trouble codes. If you disconnect the battery, any possible trouble codes will be erased.
Hi Please help me with torque settings on toyota corolla 2005 1.6gle
of what the whole car.?
that is in the factory service manual (FSM)
or alldata.com
which engine,? lots of 1.6l MADE BY TOY?
NOT 4AFE (ended in 2001)
state side, we had 3 engine, non are 1.6L
the 1NZ-FE 1.5L
the 1ZZ-FE and 2ZZ-FE both are 1.8L
so what country are you in, ?
find true engine name (under hood,read stickers)
and google for that, I promise you will find it.
9th generation corolla
the e120?
world wide, (not USA) they had
1.6L
I4 3NZ-FE
1.6L
I4 1ZR-FE
1.6L
I4 3ZZ-FE
as you can see 1.6L tells nothing.
only the real name works , getting specs on any engine.
do tell.
What type of clutch fluid to use in a 1998 toyota corolla
Practically applied for more than 4 decades I have found that the clutch fluid is not more than a brake fluid. This Brake fluid is broken as
DOT(s) and ranges 2 to 5. Properties are of higher numbers say like DOT 3 and 4 have more ability to resist heat and have higher boiling temperature marks than DOT 2. Cars like manufactured around 1998 should use Dextron II D or 3. If you are to top up the level (you can check the minium and maxium level marks at the outside of the fluid plastic reservoir) the best is to top up to maximum level with as same as mother fluid. If you can't get or don't know what brand or what type of clutch fluid is already exits and not to get even a small reactions between fluids, flush out the existing one and replaced with the other.
Make sure you have enough amount of fluid for your dry clutch hydraulic system. One 0.5 bottle is good enough for family and light trucks. Make sure you bleed out all the air trapped inside the dydraulic system. Good luck.
03 corolla fan not working with ac on or with high temp
Check all the terminals voltage whether are all the same as your
main battery terminal. I mean the voltage(s) of the fan socket and
the relay main sockets. If any one of the terminals' voltage is less,
the fan won't work. So check the wire line for any resistance that
create and bring down the voltage.
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