Toyota corolla 1300 1998 model - How many km does

Under the rear seat there is an access panel, remove panel and 11 screws then the filter is inside the tank. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
VAG KM IMMO TOOL

Every 2 years on all vehicles

no idea of dealer prices but 80,000kms have the timing belt changed at least

easiest way to change a timing belt is to
first slightly slacken off the belt tensioner
carefully cut the old belt in half along its entire length while it is still on the engine.
remove the outer half only.
place the new belt on the pulleys up against the inner half of the old belt.
cut and remove the inner half of the old belt.
push the new belt fully into place.
re tension the belt as specified.

Keep doing regular oil changes , fuel and air filters if they havn't been done for a while. Timing belt every 100,000 km.
Everything else only as needed . Brakes , shocks , exhaust , etc.

corollas have cam belts,about 80,000 km is recommended.if its done more than that,and you havent had it done,get it done soon.

Reccommended to be done at 150,000 kms (about 94,000 miles) here in Australia.

Click on the following free direct Link. It has the Timing: Belt and Mark Diagrams for your 1994 Toyota Corolla. Plus additional Instructional and Directional Diagrams.

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http://www.2carpros.com/car_repair_information/year/1994/make/toyota/model/corolla/1994_toyota_corolla_timing_belt_diagram_marks.htm

From the little information you have given me i would quess that the brushes inside your starter are going bad you may have someone check your starter!!

1998-2008 Corolla has a timing chain. So, your 2001 Corolla does not require a timing belt change, since it does not have one. There is no prescribed replacement interval for a timing chain. your chain will run over 200000 miles or longer.