Removing the 100 amp fuse link in a 1994 toyota corolla

Jakie, The link below is all I found on google search that may help you remove the blower knob. Check the attached video link,instruction and guide, Good luck
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2009 TOYOTA COROLLA AC CONSOLE KNOB REPLACEMENT

Google your codes

Type: OBD 1 Code 12

There is lots of sites I found

Engine Revolution Signal & issues with distributor
signals-check it out

You can replace parts & not the entire distributor

I found this useful diagram at troubleshoot vehicle.com. It answers your question. Fuse box is located below steering column.
Driver Side Fuse Panel
(1993-1996 Toyota Corolla) December 21, 2013 Updated: December 21, 2013 Written by: Abraham Torres-Arredondo In the table below you'll find the fuse location and description of the fuses of the driver side under-dash fuse box on 1.6L and 1.8L 1993-1996 Toyota Corolla.
The fuse box is located on the driver side of the dash, below the steering column.
1993-1996 Toyota Corolla Driver Side Fuse Box Fuse Fuse Name Amps 1 Cigarette Lighter, Digital Clock, A/C System, A/T Shift Lock, Alarm, SRS Airbags 20 2 Tail, Parking & License Lights, Instrument Panel and Daytime Running Lights 15 3 Fuel Injection, Cooling Fans, Battery Discharge Light 10 4 Cruise Control System, Daytime Running Lights 10 5 Fuel Injection System 7.5 6 Stop Lights, Cruise Control, Shift Lock System, Anti-Lock Brake (ABS) System 15 7 Turn Signals, Emergency Flashers 10 8 Starting System, Anti-Lock Brake (ABS) System, Shift Lock System 15 9 Gauges, Reminder Lights, Back-up Lights, A/C System, Daytime Running Lights 10 10 Front and Rear Wiper/Washer System 20

Remove the 2 bolts holding it in,

Hi. The fusible links are the big fuses located in the fuse box. The exact location of the fuses depend on the engine and on the version of the car. In 1997 Toyota built series
7 Corolla. At the end of 1997 Series 8 was introduced. in the year 1997 both models with different engines were distributed. There are up to 4 fusible links (big fuses ranging from 30 Amp towing protector to 100 Amps) See here.
Low amps fusible links are also in passenger compartment.
The fusible links are simply fuses and can get replaced using long nose pliers.

Below I have published the fuse diagrams covering Toyota series 7 (1993 to 1997) models.

The fusible links can be purchased here. The site also includes schematics.

In case the car is a series 8 (late 1997), here service manual for series 8.



Here a fuse link for Corolla 1997, color may vary depending on amps, the one below is low amp current 30A, 100A is usually blue and 40A green, there may be black fuses with no color code:

if you noticed no spark you must have maybe put the plug wires on wrong this happens you need to get the firing order and trace that down, make sure all wires are put in correct order, Is it turning over, you didn't say mayber more details would be good.

On the sides of the fuse box, two bolts are holding the fuse down in place. I believe you need a 10mm socket to remove the bolts. Then, the fuse should slide right out.

The alternator fuse is BOLTED onto the power feed bar under/inside the fuse box; you cannot pull it out; you have to remove the top/bottom of the fuse box to gain acccess to the bolt that holds the fuse to the big metal bar that branches power to the other fuses.

Check to make sure that the 15 amp TAIL fuse, the 15 amp DOME fuse and the 15 amp CIG fuse are all good. If you have taillamps that light, a dome light that lights, and the cigar lighter works, you need to replace the clock.

theres no cable in toyota corolla 1994 check the speed sensor or replace speedometer have same problem with my 1993 toyota corolla