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Transmision fluid have a toyota corolla hatchback 2003 manual. i want to check to see if i need fluid as when i am driving i hear a noise coming from the motor when i put my foot on the accelerator it sound like a diesel motor like a rattle and i am finding it a little hard to put it into gear. they are going fairly easy but not as smooth as they should
Well you have to have the car running and its usually the red atp dip stick clean off first then dip again it will show you and tell you how much tranny fluid you have in the car
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Have the tranny serviced with fluid change and filter, if noise it still there it is the torque converter . Have the dealer fix it ,and have it on paper with dealer invoice when it is done. Do all this before warranty expires. IT IS NOT USUAL for any car, Toyota included, to have tranny whine!!!!!
This is normal for a 210K Toyota Corolla. What you are hearing is the
sound made by the power steering pump. Check fluid level and fill as
needed. Some noise in the instances you are mentioning is normal.
The recommended milage is 60k miles for the plugs.I wouldn't wory about anything else except.Keep a clean air filter change the oil when required and check the trans fluid as it likes to discolor easy.So a simple drain and refill often helps.It is like a oil change they have a drain plug on the pan (very nice).It takes about four quarts of fluid and the dipstick will tell you what type of fuid to use it is stamped on the metal by the level marks.Good luck Thanks for using Fix Ya
it could be the joint in the c/v axle. or it could be that you have something loose in the steering linkage. i would not advise you to drive it until it is inspected. better safe than sorry.
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