20 Most Recent 1990 Toyota Corolla - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Should be an orange symbol of an engine on the instrument panel.

Hi Bro, Have you check one single wire to switch temperature, if this unplugged the fan will run nonstop, even without your engine start and your key is in "ON" position, it's exactly what happen to my 1994 corolla

Fill up coolant,cap it is bad replace,check hose,start car and look.

it sounds like the brake light switch is bad allowing voltage to pass through the switch.its located on the brake pedal and is a 2 wire switch.if you unplug the switch with everything else connected and the lights go out then the switch is the problem.

Your headlights need aiming correctly. There are screws next to the headlight the achieve this . Park the car on level ground about 2 meters (6feet) from a solid wall and turn the lights on to high beam. You will see the centre of the beam measure the height from the floor to the center of the headlight and mark this on the wall directly in front of the vehicle. The center of the beam has to be adjusted to to this point.Don't worry about low as the beam for low is set by the bulb and is correctly positioned in relation to high at all times

-Does it have a distributor...?-If so. Remove the distributor cap cover (Only the cap Cover) and ask a helper to help you crank the car for 3-4 seconds.Q: Does the distributor turn (Spin) ?A: Yes. Then check head relay and fuses.A: No. Timing chain or belt is broken.Mai Lor

Hello,

The ignition switch is located by the right side of the steering. In some cases, all you have to do is to turn the ignition key to the acc and it will pop right out.

If that does not work, then follow the steps to remove it :

1. disconnect the negative terminal on the battery,
2. Disconnect the small 16-gauge wire that is on the rear of the starter by simply pulling it off, it is attached with a spade terminal
   
3. Remove the large nut that is at the back of the starter, using a wrench. The large nut secures the battery and wires. Remove the wire.
   
4. Remove the bolt that is securing the starter to the transmission using the appropriate socket and ratchet. Then remove the starter.

Take care and good luck.
Hope this was helpful?

this would be internal and caused by the bad rings

More than likely in the gas tank. Go to autozone.com and register with them. Go to repairs and they will tell you where it's at for FREE.

Most likely a blown 15-amp (blue) fuse, in the fuse box near the driver's feet.