Recommendation servicing for on toyota corolla CE model reaching 200,000 km mileage

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50000 km for rubber CVT and 100000 km for metal/ss CVT. Please check the CVT material you are using.
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The Recommended Transmission Service is at 20,000 Miles: Unless your Experiencing Problems.

You'll also need to Change the Filter and Pan Gasket on your Transmission.

I also Recommend that you Have the Transmission Flushed out .It will Remove more Debree or Paticals From Normal Wear.

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corollas have cam belts,about 80,000 km is recommended.if its done more than that,and you havent had it done,get it done soon.

u should have had the trans serviced, the belts and hoses replaced, the cooling system serviced, a new thermostat and the spark spark plugs replaced at 160,000 km, also air and fuel filters if they haven't been done in the last 30,000 miles or 50,000 Km. right now if all the above was done you should be good to go.

in australia a toyota corrola can reach 250000 km with out any major mishaps . that is with religious service and a good owner . that equates to 155000 miles

It appears to be a known limitation…
Nicole Grant of Toyota Canada public relations replies:
“Toyota has become aware that on 2003-2008 model-year Corolla and Matrix vehicles, odometer mileage is recorded accurately only up to 299,999 km. A new odometer must then be installed.

Our dealerships record mileage and service dates when an odometer is replaced. A copy of these records is placed in the owner's manual, along with a sticker on the odometer indicating that it was replaced.

Should a used-car buyer have any questions concerning the odometer reading, they may contact Toyota Canada or inquire at the motor vehicle office in the province where the vehicle was originally sold.”

A: Mohamed Bouchama, executive director of Car Help Canada (www.carhelpcanada.com; 416-651-0555), a non-profit consumer advocacy group, replies:
“Toyota should be responsible for the total cost of the repairs. It should "do the right thing by consumers" and recall every vehicle that has this problem due to their factory defective part.”

I suggest review your 2006 Toyota Corolla Owners Manual (page 5) for details about cluster and warning lights. You have the CE/LE, S, XRS models for the light location.

I am assuming that is the light of "service" only 450 for reaching the limit, and is one advise.

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From the little information you have given me i would quess that the brushes inside your starter are going bad you may have someone check your starter!!

change fuel filter and stick an airline down the feed pipe to the filter to blow out the gauze filter in the tank ,remove the filler cap first though ,if none of this works remove the injector pump and take it to diesel specialist