1997 corolla codes p0130 / 0133 - 1997 Toyota Corolla

Check oil level, what color is oil, the shifter is moving smooths.

pry the dome light cover off. remove and replace bulb

TOYOTA COROLLA SERVICE REPAIR MANUAL 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 DOWNLOAD Very useful and no need of mechanic !!! I've got 3 manuals from here

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:

Try the owner's section of the Toyota website. Or, try ebay.com to buy an original manual for your Toyota Corolla from the year 1997.

Code 21 is an oxygen/heater sensor, replace the main o2 sensor and clear the code, or sometimes you can just clear the code and it wont come back. Problems with the o2 sensor are normal and usually not that big of a deal.

haha its also so easy to change the 1997 toyota corolla passenger seat first of all buy a new model car after that if you dont have the money then sale thats crolla car buy a new bike or if you want to change the seats of 1997 toyota corolla then purchase the new seats and give the money to workshop man he will change the seats ok.
take care

Check the autozone website and register the car information. This will give you access to an online repair manual. It's a very handy resource that you should find useful. Sure hope so anyway and best wishes.

Take a close look to see if any other pulleys are on that belt. If it's just the A/C compressor, crank pulley, and maybe a tentioner, you can run without it.
Power sterring, the alternator, and water pump must be on a different belt!

The fastest way to get code is really going to toyota in service drive and they should do it for free.