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Yes, the 1998 - 2002 models had big problems with high oil consumption. Here is the, "Owner Complaints For the 2008 Corolla", thread we have here in the 2003 - 2008 Toyota Corolla Forum - http://www.corollaforum.com/showthread.php?t=2487 The most common N.H.T.S.A. complaint for this car is...

A wonderful scene from the great movie, "Gettysburg". This is what America is all about, always has been and always will be! This is why the persecuted, the downtrodden and those suffering under the evil of tyranny, risk their very lives to come to America!

weatherproof - It's now four days later. Update?

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbsup::clap::):thumbup::thumbup1::balloon: :rockon: Don't replace anymore parts. Have the tires been checked for flat spots or slipped belts? (this doesn't mean to replace the tires). Diagnose.

Uhh...$500...for seat covers? :blink::eek::huh: I'd think replacement seats could be had for less than that.

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Huh?

You don't have a Corolla FX, correct? So you want to click on non-FX. You want satellite GPS navigation, correct? So that's what you click on.

Well yes, but used motor oil is far more toxic.

What's confusing about it?

The NGK BKR5EGP is their laser platinum spark plug and is a fantastic product.

Any spark plug manufacturer can pre-set the gap all they want and it's going to change during shipping. The boxes the spark plugs are shipped in are banged around by people loading delivery trucks, etc., and this causes the spark plugs to rattle around and can change the factory gap setting...

I don't like those plugs. I feel they are a marketing gimmick. There is only one shortest path to a ground for a spark to go to, not two or more. There will be only one spark, not two. I think you'd be much better off with a set of NGK Iridium or platinum spark plugs. They will last longer...

You'll lose performance.

lozano1991 - Did you find a radio at that link? There's many available across the country.

Not everyone is evil, including politicians. :)

20XRS06 - Please post this in our, "For Sale", thread below. You'll have a much better response too - http://www.corollaforum.com/showthread.php?t=2925

You need to actually look at it and see when it's up to the brim. You'll need to very slowly pump in the last 1-2 gallons to actually get the fuel tank full and you'll need to slightly withdraw the fuel hose so it's just past the filler neck opening and very slowly squeeze the pump handle to...

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Just search by year/make/model and then, "Radio".