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Nope ... it could use one and a subwoofer though. For some reason the Corolla got jipped on the JBL systems.

Toyota always locked the other windows with the Window Lock button active, even from the driver's side ... it is annoying but just how Toyota wants it for whatever reason. When you change to vent or defrost, you are making a change, thus the car is not automatically controlling anything, thus...

Same as HDTV but with audio. More fidelity.

There are a lot of things that could cause this. Any way you could film it then upload the video to YouTube? Could be a CVT hiccup, drive-by-wire issue, etc. etc. etc.

I like 70s on 7, Lithium, and BPM. Those are my go-to channels.

The button in the glove box sets base pressure. It won't intialize new TPMS sensors. Call the manufacturer of the scan tool and ask them if it will work. As long as it works for Toyota, it should be the same since the TPMS system hasn't changed since Toyota started rolling them out, but...

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Scott's route, or dealer. Only way.

I find that on FWD cars, going underneath is pretty much required (for pulling the belt out and putting the new one in, but it all depends). Just take your time, make sure you are taking out the correct bolts, and if working from above proves to be a pain in the ass, go from underneath and see...

Check your power steering levels. If that checks out ... you might have a slight dead spot in your rack (it happens with age) that is causing that noise. It shouldn't cause any major issues. I don't think it is your pump ... because it would have gotten louder as you steered the wheel and got...

As far as the LE goes ... I dunno ... they look the same to me with the S just having the chrome tip to be honest, but just know that if you get it, you might have to make slight modifications.

It probably won't change your hp and mpg figures much, but since it is less restrictive, torque will be slightly reduced, horsepower will slightly increase, and mileage will be slightly reduced in theory. The changes will most likely be insignificant.

a. I'd remove the fan assembly from the HVAC casing. Should be easy to remove from the car once you remove the glove box (typically just four bolts and a connection). Check for play or wear in the bearing. If the fan seems solid, get a flashlight in the cavity and see if leaves or pebbles...

Ah I see how you did it. Linked the results from the part search. Putting a low beam bulb in the high beam reflector wouldn't cut it. You'd blind drivers. Time will tell how long they will last, but typically LED bulbs will go at least 10 years. If I only gotta drop $300 every 10 years, I...

Yes it is.

The best you could do, would be to replace the LED projector assembly with a projector assembly for an HID or a halogen bulb (area is too small for a lens that will be effective enough as a low beam, and it would have to be fabricated). You could probably get the projector kit for slightly less...

RWD Corolla, should be easy enough. I know on most RWD cars (from those years anyway) you remove the front hub, pull out the old bearing, pack it, then slide the new bearing in, re-assemble the hub. You don't want to torque down on the castle nut. Usually you put them on hand tight and use...

Sounds like your drive belt got soaked and was slipping. Take a look at it.

Seriously though, yeah, you can get a module, but removal involves disassembly of the entire headlight, which can bring on condensation and all sorts of other issues that most people don't have enough experience in dealing with. You're better off getting the complete assembly off eBay or a car...

And where do you buy the module? :laughing: