Top 20 1995 Toyota Corolla Questions & Answers

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- Check engine compression. - Check valve clearance. - Check spark plug gaps. (0.8-0.9 mm). - Check vacuum leak at intake manifold. - Fuel pump pressure too high.

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Possible Intake Gasket Leak, Have someone turn engine over while you spray Carb cleaner or propane on intake where it bolts to cylinder head. Good luck

The two big categories for cranks but failure to start are 1) no fuel 2) no spark Things to check for no fuel: a) out of gas which you have checked so that is not the issue, b)bad fuel pump, c) clogged fuel filter Things to check for no spark: a) see if you have any spark...lots of websites and videos about this b) bad pickup sensor in ignition system c) bad timing Good luck on further troubleshooting..

Could be a lot of reasons. Throttle body is possible, but could be clogged exhaust, valve timing, vacuum leaks, bad maf, the list goes on and on. Have a mechanic diagnose for you.

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I would replace the spark plug wires, the other parts you installed seldom cause this kind of driveability symptom.

Check the fuel pump for pressure and volume. I had an Accord with the same symptoms. It would pump the proper volume when measured at the ground, but would not pump the fuel up high enough on the car, so it would fail on hilly sections.

the plastic posts are guides /support they just slide into place attached to lens just slide/pull the lens off

why not go out and get another unit no worries about leaks or bent bits best and safest way to go

some of those cars have a fuel reset button see if your car has that and give it a try

take the car to autozone and have the fault codes read that will give codes that you can have repaired

-Low compression is always lost power. there are few things cause this. -Worn out piston ring. -Worn out valves (Not seat properly tight) Good luck Mai

Keep checking the oil level and the transmission fluid level to make sure they stay full, but there should be no oil in the gas tank. There may be water, however, and it may be brown like oil. Water will sit in the bottom of the tank and make rust underneath the gasoline, since gasoline floats on water.

This is most likely being caused by a defective outer axle CV joint in the front wheel drive, the grease boot may be torn.

Then the wiring is shorted to the pump somewhere, there is no magic fix other than following the wiring to the pump until the damaged wiring is found and repaired.

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What do you need to know about the speaker wires? the colors of the wires?