20 Most Recent 2005 Toyota Corolla - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Strut replacement requires special tools. These tools can be purchased or rented. It also requires you to dismantle the front suspension. There is risk of serious personal injury if you do not do procedures correctly. A wheel alignment is required after strut replacement. Unless you have the tools or know someone who does, it is more cost effective to pay someone to do it.

http://www.autolumination.com/74.htm you should change to LED while you do this.

the fuel filter is in the engine bay NOT in the tank, my suggestion is if you do not know where the filter is or what it looks like you will cause more damage than good which will cost you $$$$$$$in the long run. go and see your mechanic

Fixya cannot help you directly with this. I am sorry to hear of the passing of your son. I think legally the check has to be paid into your son's estate, and distributed by the executors of the estate in accordance with his will, if he had one. I doubt that the bank would do otherwise.

sounds like you have blowen a main fuse in engie bay

They are called blend door motors and if I am not mistaken that car has one on the drivers side and one on the passenger side. The way you tell if they are working is gain access under the dash to them and turn the temperature nob from cold to hot and watch to see if the actuator moves and then back. It could be stuff clogging the vents too. Or possibly a clogged heater core.

It should be at the back, near the back passenger wheel, under the car. Follow the fuel line from the gas tank to the engine.

I can't understand what you wrote/didn't write but that was the fluid filled shock absorber tensioner that failed often(leaked fluid out)which would take away it's ability to tension belt correctly-Good Luck,JT

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-Check Fuse and relay. Good luck Mai

Bring it to a mechanic different than the one who gave you that advice. I suspect that the plug gasket is leaking. It is possible that you need a new oil pan if you hit it with something like a rock or driving over a curb. Again a mechanic can inspect it and tell you right away. The dealer oil changes have nothing to do with this.

Right front to right rear, left front to left rear. Left and right sides are NOT to be switched. Left stays left,right stays right. The "x" pattern is a rotation pattern of the past,you never what to upset the rotating rotation of the tires when they were first placed on the vehicle.

Assuming the wheel and mounted tire is balanced and the wheel is not bent would point to play in the front end suspension ball joints (control arm ,steering arm, tie rod), worn suspension bushings, or worn strut cartridges. However, some balancing is done at low revolutions rather than high speed balancing. The tire itself could have a belt that is separating in the tire that gets worse the faster it goes. Was the tire dismounted and remounted? Do you see a noticeable odd wear pattern on the tread? With the car up on a jackstand, grab the wheel at 12 and 6 o'clock and try to shake looking for play; then do the same thing at 9 and 3 o'clock. Check that all of the rods rods are tight especially near the ball joint and the bushings have not deteriorated. Loose wheel lug bolts/nuts are another cause.

Here's a link to what it look's like. Dorman Canister Purge Valve 911 625 2005 Toyota Corolla 4 Cylinders 1...

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NO You can not use any fancy spark plugs, in any vehicle, but a race car motor NO Bosch 4 prong NO other odd shaped ground electrode Your ignition system is designed, to only work with the original tip configuration & center electrode diameter You can use any brand, but i would say NGK are very common OE plugs & will work in any motor There are others Denso,Champion, etc The problem you will have, is the center electrode, diameter won't be correct I have seen that at a dealer & they don't care They are not all that skilled there either

several things possible, fusible link could be blown. You can look up fusible link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fusible_link

A Chiltons/Haynes repair manual from your local auto parts store that covers your year/make/model has all of your answers under the "engine rebuild" heading.

Check exhaust is not blocked off ,check fuel filter for flow.