1998 Toyota Corolla - Page 3 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Never reset the immobilizer. Once you reset the immobolizer, it will produce a 96 character seed code, which requires seed code calculator and a long way to put it back to work. Simply go to add key function.

if the battery is too weak to start the vehicle, the alarm will keep resetting, tripping the alarm. When installing a new battery, you'll need an assistant to turn the ignition on simultaneously while attaching the negative cable last.

It could be that you have a bad ETC sensor, but these cars can and do have problems getting air out of them, keep burping the system, if there's a lot of air in it, you'll see bubbles coming up as the car is running. and yes, you could very well have a leak and not be able to see it and it won't leak on the ground just when your driving and the engine is hot....I just went through this same thing with my sons 1989 Supra.

how is the radiator and the thermostat?  Do the cooling fans come on?  Are you totally filling the cooling system and bleeding it?

Which engine and transmission ? Needvinfo to look up wiring diagram.

check for codes then go from there.

This sounds like your ignition timing is awry. You'll need a timing light to verify if this is correct. If that's OK the your valve clearances may be a little loose.

Timing marks setting Corolla 4A-FE. Align the notch on the crankshaft pulley with the "0" mark on the timing belt lower cover. With the crankshaft pulley being aligned with the 0 mark on the timing belt cover, the hole on the camshaft sprocket should exactly be in front of the notch of camshaft bracket. Hope that works.

Never try to reset the Immobilizer. It is advised to consult a programming personnel.

remove the buttom where u seat -then look
under the buttom of the back side for 2
fastners and remove them , then push up and lift out of the way u are there

under the drivers side kickpanel or under the hood

Hi you need to replace the hose there is too much pressure to repair. Try a breakers yard for used part. Happy hunting. Jim...

check to see if you have any blown fuses wherever your fuse box is located checked the horn fuseyou may also have a problem with your steering column because both cruise control and horn are not workingcheck YouTube videos they may also have a tutorial on removal and refitting of your steering wheel

Well most of the cars the lights they do light up on center console. To make sure remove the center console if their light bulbs and dont light up just replced them

Still probably a bad hub bearing...

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Suggest you take car to an ELECTRICAL Automotive shop and have them do a diagnosis. They should tell you what the precise problem is.

Ignition control module/computer programming

There could be another unit of fuses under your hood.

Is the heck engine light on? If so, you need to get the code read. If not, check for loose connection around the air intake and mass air flow sensor. Also check for disconnected vacuum hoses. I would also run some SeaFoam through the air intake. Cheap and can't hurt. Does it start to run after you get going? Does it keep missing? Engines need three things: Compression, fuel, and spark at the right time. Sounds like you have fuel and compression. Spark is controlled by electronics. You may need a diagnostic tool if it is not displaying check engine light and throwing codes. BD