I have a Transmission noise on a 1998 AE112 MODEL with 7a-fe engine and 4 speed auto

toyota spacio 1998 The "Spacio" nameplate was only used in Japan! are you in Japan speaking English?
cranks ok
runs ok engine
some odd thing with dash board not fully explained.
I guess engine stalled>? and cluster showed that?
my wild guess is FUSES blown. we check them all, open mind.
scan the PCm and TCM to see if there are transmission errors
the car needs service, find a shop and schedule it.

spec on spacio

• Petrol:
• 1.6 L 4A-FE I4
• 1.8 L 7A-FE I4

Transmission 4-speed automatic

As far as I know the 2002 Hyundai Santa Fe did NOT have a CVT transmission, rather a 4 speed automatic. Mine went well over 300,000 miles (see photo) with original trans and engine.

check for a loose heat sheild on exhaust system usually on top of catalytic converter....happened to me

Possibly a bad piston

Models with the 2.7 engine are 4 speed automatics, and models with the 3.5 engine are 5 speed automatics.

well engine oil we use 10w30 at the dealer ..it takes 4 quarts
transmission fluid we use ATF. 2 1/2 quarts,,,,,,for the 5 speed and 4 1/2 for the auto trans.
i hope i answered your question

An engine from another Corolla up to 1997 will fit. There are 2 engines though. 4A-fe (1.6L) or a 7A-fe (1.8L) They look similar but run different Engine managment computers. The 4A-fe uses a 3spd auto trans and the 7A-fe uses a 4spd auto trans. Also some of the wiring may be different.
Hope this helps.

The only H15B I can find on the internet is a Japanese made piece of construction equipment. The proper motor for your civic would be:
KA4AT - 4 cylinder Auto transmission, 49 states.
KL4AT - 4 cylinder Auto Trans. California
KA5MT - 4 Cylinder 5 speed manual trans 49 states
KL5MT - 4 cylinder 5 speed manual trans. California.
The CA versions have more stringent emission standards than the other 49 states. The Honda engine #'s I've listed are stamped on the engine block. As u face the engine compartment standing in front of the car, the # should be next to a rubber plug (square shape) that is removed to time the engine, so look there for some ID.

Would it be possible to have ore info on the car. ie 4 speed or 3 speed. year and engine size thanks

There are 3 transmissions that could be in your car,the 3 speed auto and 4 speed auto overdrive,and of course the manual 5 speed.The 3 speed is designated the 3T40,the 4 speed auto is the 4T40E trans.To check the fluid level,first,the car has to be warmed up to at least 100 degrees Fahrenheit.The car has to be raised in the air,as there is a steel plug in the trans case that has to be removed to check the fluid level.The plug takes an 11 mm or 7/16" socket or wrench and is located on the passenger side of the trans case,near where the passenger side axle engages into the trans.The procedure is to warm the car up to at least 100 degrees,engage the shifter into each gear selection pausing for about 5 seconds in each gear,then remove the plug.If fluid drips out,it is full.If no fluid drips out,add fluid through the top of the trans after removing the red plastic cap,and make sure to use a long funnel to avoid a mess.Add fluid until it drips out the hole.When done,replace the plug and cap.Just a note,a transmission does not "use" fluid like an engine uses oil.If you have to add fluid,that means there is a leak that needs to be repaired.Good luck