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Have you remove you stock Blower and check? This gen Corolla's parts cover a whole lot of other Toyota cars.. :eek: Matrix, Vibe, Celica, TC, and even Lexus..

I would try posting it on Facebook's marketplace ;)

I would check the header's head shield, make sure it has not lose. It almost sound like one of injection coil is about to go out..

There was continuation of mass recall on the ECU from Toyota 5 years ago (air bag & emission). Try hitting up your local junk yard. The last big mod for this GEN corolla was the Corolla Matrix XRS's ECU swap.. but those tuners are all gone now :(

If you like that.. look into a Pedal Commander

it's not that simple.. :eek: Turbo project is an investment.. not a cheap thrill (unless you don't care long term). I would recommend getting a leak down and compression test.. just get to know your current motor 1st...

I wouldn't waste money on springs. Save up $$$ and get yourself entry level coilovers.

I would just get what affordable and realistic to your budget. I keep in mind.. winter is coming ;)

This gen corolla is very picky on certain spark plugs and ignition coils. What brand are you using?

Clean your fuses again w/ some CRC Quick Dry Electronic Cleaner. Disconnect your horn and clean connection w/ CRC Quick Dry Electronic Cleaner. Your last option is to replace your "Spiral Cable Clock". Beware.. there are 2 different version for this gen Corolla.

North America 2005-2006 Corolla XRS (feature a 2zz motor) - Sleeper Sport model.. most owners whom owns this model don't even know it 2002-2008 Corolla CE, LE, and S (feature 1zz motor w/ TRD Supercharger) is the UNICORN! 2002-2008 Corolla S is the-end sport/trim level will have the lip kit and...

Get some Purple Power Degreaser and clean down the engine bay. I would do the valve cover gasket too (start there).

What are the condition of your spark plugs?

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I would clean the battery terminal. Then clean the MAF sensor (use the correct cleaning solution). Check and replace the pvc valve. Get your alternator and battery tested. Get run a OBD scan and see if you have any codes.

Okay! The 2000 to 2002 North America Corolla with the new front end facelift. You will need search within those years for an aftermarket grill. Or get an OEM grill and modify it (search Youtube to get an idea) I personal think you have one of best front-end for a Corolla (love the headlights)...

Rotate your all your tires and check the air pressure. Check your engine mounts (front one)

I’m not sure which 8th gen Corolla you have? 95-2002 Corolla was truly different throughout the world.

I believe the 1993-1997 share the same Shock/Strut setup. You might get away in looking into dustcovers and bumpstops for gen Corolla. (not 100% sure).

I would change out the all the spark plugs. But be careful your Corolla is very picky on certain types of spark plugs.