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Wow ... that's insane. Here in SoCal they got the front and rear of the car (the front had a clear view of the driver ... unless he ducked) and 15 seconds of video feed.

For a person that puts that big of a wing on a Corolla? Yes ... yes it is.

Fishy, with all due respect, you have no frame of reference here, unless of course, you've driven every possible road in the San Diego area and just haven't told me yet. 1) Going slow keeps you at the intersection for 10 minutes (at a stop sign going to a main road), or you risk the chance of...

Check your fuses. The fuse that controls automatic on/off for the dome lights probably blew, and is separate from the fuse for the interior lights themselves.

Yeah, if the washer was crooked like that it would caused massive compression loss. That was most definitely the issue.

HA!

Nope. Old bulb out. LED bulb in. That's a wrap.

The license plate cover bro ... LOL.

And sometimes, you get a cop's attention when you did absolutely nothing wrong.

Ugh ... IT'S FWD YOU IDIOT!!!

I haven't gotten one, but my Dad and my Sister have. They take a pretty good picture of you, so you can't say it wasn't you driving when you're clearly in the picture. What's scary, is my Dad said a few people DUCKED through the red light, and they got away with the ticket because you...

I still can't believe that "mechanic" didn't seat the plug properly. I have no words for that. None.

Keep us posted. Glad I could help :-D

I wouldn't put them on anyway. If a cop recognizes it, that gives him probable cause.

I noticed that too. Hopefully nobody used it to teach their kids how to drive one ... but I had that same 5 speed in my 2008 Matrix and beat the piss out of it for 75,000 miles and taught two new drivers how to shift in it, and it was in great shape when I traded her in.

Is the misfire coming back as pending?

Low miles for that year. Nice! And the 1ZZ-FE is a bulletproof engine.

And yeah, that would definitely cause a loss of compression.

He doesn't deserve to call himself a professional automotive technician. He's a spray and pray parts changer.

If it is stored in the odometer itself, I don't see why you couldn't swap them out.