2003 Toyota Corolla - Page 6 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Es util saber si tienes frenos de tambor o de disco. Si es de tambor tienes que revisar el desgaste de las zapatas y tambien ver que este bien armado. Puede haber polvo o algun material que no debe estar alli. Si son discos puedes ver el desgaste a travez del caliper. Espero que esto sirva.

Typically the A/C compressor is located near the bottom of the engine. You can trace the A/C lines back to the compressor and the condenser to find it.

A/c compressor works fine and the blower motor works and shutdown right? it is the problem with the blower resistor or with blower motor relay. try to direct the resistor irrespective of the speed. hope the problem may be solved.

If you follow the same techniques as in this video, you should be fine.....attached video of 2011 which should be very similar to 2003 TOYOTA CAMRY 2011 REAR BUMPER COVER REMOVAL REPAIR

Fix what ?

well the compressor is a variable type and the pulley is a brake away design so it is fix to the shaft, that's normal on the other side you did not mention if properly cooling.... if it is your a/c indicator bulb may be out,(some units use an led bulb/not replaceable) hope it helps.

as a temp fix to get vehicle started try removing the central locking fuse from the fusebox lower dash drivers side, the cover/lid will give the fuse's location . The OBD codes will need to be read to find the sensor/switch causing the problem for a permenant repair, hope this helps keep me posted if you wish

Dimmer switch

On my right hand drive 2007 Toyota Corolla 1.6 wagon (NZ) the interior fuse box for the radio/cig lighter/mirrors etc was in behind the glovebox. I had to pull open the glovebox (squeeze in the sides to get it past the stops) and carefully unclip it from its bottom plastic hinges (take care to unclip the opening damper on the left hand side as well). Looking up I found the cover to the fuse box. I removed the cover and using the little white plastic tool from the fuse box under bonnet (and the spare 15A fuse from the same place) I replaced the blown 15A CIG fuse and it all came back to life!

If you are turning the key to the start position and then getting a clicking noise most likely it is your starter solenoid. If the key is just in the on position or what we call run position it is likely some other devise or lose connection

Error code: B1100. Description: Airbag Sensor Assembly Malfunction Solution: - Check the alternator and battery charging system. - Check wiring and connectors for contamination. - Replace airbag sensor assembly center.

Check the hose from the container to the wipers and see if it came disconnected from either place and check for a broken or cracked hose.

I believe that one is in the tank as part of the fuel pump assembly. Unless you are having fuel pressure problems then I would not mess with it as it is more of a sock than a filter.

Order one from your local toyota dealer and replace it

dodge or toyota. and what ever, no engine stated, every car has engine options.

It could be a very expensive mistake. Easy to destroy certain parts of the alternator that way. But even with a bad alternator, it could still start and run-until it runs the battery down. It is cranking over, isn't it? And more worrisome is the health of your computers on the car. Begin by testing the ignition system-that is controlled by the computer. You need to check for spark on the spark plug wires. If you have a blue, snapping spark, the ignition system is probably good. If no spark, you had better have a person with a digital volt- ohm meter and a wiring diagram of the car examine it, and check the pcm. I'm not sure about that alternator fuse. Some cars even have an in line fuse, and some still use fusible links as protection between the alternator and the battery. Sorry I can't help you more. Check for spark.

If you have clean fuel and your air cleaner is not completely clogged, you're going to have to get help figuring out what might be wrong. A friend to start with, and if they cannot help, you'll need a mechanic to check out the engine error codes and determine the problem. I'm sorry I cannot help you from here.

An engine needs at least 3 things to run, gas, air and spark. Your car has electronic fuel injection and virtually everything is computer controlled. If you have good fuel in the tank, and it is getting air through the filter, about the only thing you can do is get help from a mechanic.

Hi I have 2003 toyota corolla and it has the airbag light is ON with the code error B1100 . what can I do to make disappear or fix it ? thanks

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