I have a 2006 corolla just like this one (only white) with 306,000 miles on it. Just so everyone knows if you are lucky enough to have one last that long, the odometer stops at 299,999. I use "Trip A" to keep track of how many miles over 300,000 it is, and I take pictures of the Trip A reading with my phone periodically just in case I accidentally clear Trip A. These corollas, if you change the oil in them on time, will last FOREVER!!
My 07 has 278k and the oil still looks new 3k after it's changed. Transmission too, changed the fluid every 30k. It started dying then not restarting until it cooled off with codes PO606 PCM processor fault and PO121 pedal position ckt A fault. Changed the throttle body with a new OEM part and fixed it for about 8 months, then it died with the same codes again. Changed the gas pedal with a new OEM which fixed the problem again for about 3 weeks. Now the codes are back again and it's dying again. Anyone have any ideas? How many PCM's do these have and where are they located? Any ideas about wiring issues on these?
Thank you! I have the same make and model Toyota and found out my problem..thanks to your video! I thought it was my battery since my car failed to start so I had it jump started and shortly after trying to leave my driveway..it DIED! I was able to locate my alternator and have it replaced!
I was hoping you would explain what the part that is connected down front that hooks on to the valve cover. This part looks like 4 large black hoses joined together.
For this year, make and model...does anyone know where the IAC (Idle Air Control Valve) is located? Most of these CZcams videos show it attached to throttle body. Well, I took my throttle body out and do not see it.
I was hoping to find out what the part is that's located in front of the battery, in the lower right hand corner....It isn't shown in my owner's manual, and I don't see it here.....I have a 2008 Corolla, and the reason I started wondering is that it looks like a filter of some sort, and it looks frayed on one side....hoping it's nothing to worry about?? but a little concerned.... 🙃
Hello Todd, what do you call the engine part that on the lower side of the water pump? I mean the one on top is the alternator, under the alternator is water pump and the one I want to know is the one under the water pump? It where the serpentine belt go also. The one that has a pulley also. The reason I ask because my 2009 toyota corolla making a growling sound when cold start. And I checked it using a large screw driver and put it on my ear and I can really hear the noise and vibration coming there. I hope you could help me. Thanks
My 07 has 278k and the oil still looks new 3k after it's changed. Transmission too, changed the fluid every 30k. It started dying then not restarting until it cooled off with codes PO606 PCM processor fault and PO121 pedal position ckt A fault. Changed the throttle body with a new OEM part and fixed it for about 8 months, then it died with the same codes again. Changed the gas pedal with a new OEM which fixed the problem again for about 3 weeks. Now the codes are back again and it's dying again. Anyone have any ideas? How many PCM's do these have and where are they located? Any ideas about wiring issues on these?
Thanks for watching, the 2001 Toyota Corolla is part of the 8th generation of Corollas so will be different than this unfortunately. The 2003-2008 is the 9th generation of Toyota Corollas.
I have a 2006 corolla just like this one (only white) with 306,000 miles on it. Just so everyone knows if you are lucky enough to have one last that long, the odometer stops at 299,999. I use "Trip A" to keep track of how many miles over 300,000 it is, and I take pictures of the Trip A reading with my phone periodically just in case I accidentally clear Trip A. These corollas, if you change the oil in them on time, will last FOREVER!!
I have a 2003 Toyota Corolla LE 😍with 283,999 miles.😲and still running🥳
My 07 has 278k and the oil still looks new 3k after it's changed. Transmission too, changed the fluid every 30k.
It started dying then not restarting until it cooled off with codes PO606 PCM processor fault and PO121 pedal position ckt A fault. Changed the throttle body with a new OEM part and fixed it for about 8 months, then it died with the same codes again. Changed the gas pedal with a new OEM which fixed the problem again for about 3 weeks. Now the codes are back again and it's dying again.
Anyone have any ideas? How many PCM's do these have and where are they located?
Any ideas about wiring issues on these?
Thank you! I have the same make and model Toyota and found out my problem..thanks to your video! I thought it was my battery since my car failed to start so I had it jump started and shortly after trying to leave my driveway..it DIED! I was able to locate my alternator and have it replaced!
Just what I needed, thanks man!
What about those 2 thing located in the left and right side??
Your video is useful. Would hope that you can do an update with all the emission parts and sensor such as EVAP and Accumulator as well. Subscribed.
Thanks for watching and subscribing!! I'll add that to my list of videos to make!
I was hoping you would explain what the part that is connected down front that hooks on to the valve cover. This part looks like 4 large black hoses joined together.
I’ve always guessed it was for hoisting the engine but I don’t know shit. Did you ever find out
This was really helpful. Thank u.
Thanks for watching, I appreciate it! I am glad the video was helpful!
Thank you so much!!!
For this year, make and model...does anyone know where the IAC (Idle Air Control Valve) is located? Most of these CZcams videos show it attached to throttle body. Well, I took my throttle body out and do not see it.
that was helpful
Any chance you could do a video replacing the ambient air sensor non exist into detail
I was hoping to find out what the part is that's located in front of the battery, in the lower right hand corner....It isn't shown in my owner's manual, and I don't see it here.....I have a 2008 Corolla, and the reason I started wondering is that it looks like a filter of some sort, and it looks frayed on one side....hoping it's nothing to worry about?? but a little concerned.... 🙃
All those are obvious and most can be identified by reading labels. PCV? EGR?
Hello Todd, what do you call the engine part that on the lower side of the water pump? I mean the one on top is the alternator, under the alternator is water pump and the one I want to know is the one under the water pump? It where the serpentine belt go also. The one that has a pulley also. The reason I ask because my 2009 toyota corolla making a growling sound when cold start. And I checked it using a large screw driver and put it on my ear and I can really hear the noise and vibration coming there. I hope you could help me. Thanks
هل يوجد لديك رابط مخطط موقع وقطع واماكن مسامير للسيارة كامل كورلا 2004 1300cc/2NZ
My 07 has 278k and the oil still looks new 3k after it's changed. Transmission too, changed the fluid every 30k.
It started dying then not restarting until it cooled off with codes PO606 PCM processor fault and PO121 pedal position ckt A fault. Changed the throttle body with a new OEM part and fixed it for about 8 months, then it died with the same codes again. Changed the gas pedal with a new OEM which fixed the problem again for about 3 weeks. Now the codes are back again and it's dying again.
Anyone have any ideas? How many PCM's do these have and where are they located?
Any ideas about wiring issues on these?
Why did the four-finger-like part of my Altis Engine exploded?
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What’s the metal piece that’s on the radiator
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Thanks for watching!
Where can l get a cheap blue Toyota Corolla hood
Where is the location of power steering fluid of toyota corolla 2008 model?
Left side sort of toward the passenger side headlight.
My XRS (2zz engine) has a complicated secondary air injection system. 🥴
Thanks for watching! The XRS model is nice!
Bought a 2003 s with 100k miles for $5k🙏🏿
is it the same in a 2001 corolla?
Thanks for watching, the 2001 Toyota Corolla is part of the 8th generation of Corollas so will be different than this unfortunately. The 2003-2008 is the 9th generation of Toyota Corollas.
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