20 Most Recent 2002 Toyota Corolla - Page 8 Questions & Answers

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window moter is going out need to replace

anti rattle plates are damaged, remove pads clean rear surface apply thin layer of silicon to pad allowing it to dry then reinstall as per std, this will stop the squeak, or replace anti rattles, silicon is cheaper will last the life of pad, but all new pads will have to be treated the in the same manner .

I could only find for a 1.8, shouldn't be much difference.

• Mechanic's toolset, including a full socket set, wrenches and screwdrivers
• Replacement thermostat, new or rebuilt
• New gasket for thermostat

1. • 1 Remove the cover on the right side of the under-engine. Drain the engine coolant into a sealable container.
   • 2 Take out the fan and the V-belt on the generator, then remove the generator assembly. Remove the two nuts that hold the water inlet in place and then pull the water inlet.
   • 3 Lift out the thermostat and remove the gasket. Clean the gasket mating surfaces thoroughly of dirt and old gasket material.
   • 4 Put a new gasket on the thermostat, then install the thermostat so that the jiggle valve is on top. Make sure the thermostat is set within 10 degrees to either side of the prescribed position.
   • 5 Connect the water inlet and set the two nuts in place. Tighten the nuts to 8 foot pounds.
   • 6 Set the generator assembly in place. Refill the engine with coolant. Start the engine and check for leaks. Replace the right side cover under the engine.

Tips & Warnings

• Dogs and cats are attracted will drink coolant left in open containers or puddled on the floor and ingestion is often fatal. Drain coolant into a sealable container. Reuse the coolant unless it's contaminated or more than 4 or 5 years old.

This would normally be from the brake wear pad indicator contacting the rotor, which happens when the pads are worn down.However you have just got work done around there, and pad wear should have been noticed, so maybe the wear indicators (little spring clips) are dislodged or fitted wrongly.

You can do more damage trying to fix it youself if you don't know what is really wrong. I suggest you bring it to a mechanic to check out the damage. It also could be a simple thing like replacing the fuseble Links.First check that the battery is connected properly - to body ground and + to engine. Make sure battery is fully charged before installing. Good luck

me too. I'm thinking either piston slap or lifters draining over night