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Get exhaust hot and they try. Also, look to see if the nut is tack welded. If so then remove the bolt and spring. Also, your gonna need something with ass. Like a pipe for leverage on the end of your ratchet.

Good eyes! I see it too. Also, needs to clean up around the "S" and know that microfiber towels will remove that splatter just under the tail lights! Tehe. Oh and adjust that tailpipe so he's not sending fumes back into the car.

Watch me!

At first I thought it was the lowering springs. Took me a little bit to figure out it was the hood. Our hoods are under spring pressure, that's what make them pop up when you pull the inside release. (I know you know this lol). Add the hydraulic lifts trying to always open, and now there is a...

No, definitely didn't have the CAI back then! Otherwise it would have acted like a shop vac!! I have summer tires to boot. So you won't see me out in the rain unless I get caught unexpectedly. And no snow... period. I have this huge Ford van for work and we have a Highlander for family stuff...

They are kind of pricey but they work very well. They keep pressure on the hood so there's a little bit of noise involved but only when it's warm outside. I'm still trying to tackle that issue. I could probably adjust the latch to compensate and I've already added weatherstripping around the...

I can attest to the fact that Corolla's WILL float! I went through a puddle the first year I had this car, luckily I had enough momentum that I floated safely across! I know I was floating when the RPM's went to the rev limit while driving 35 mph! This puddle was deep enough that my neighbor...

If you need a new button, I think this is it. https://toyotaparts.toyotaofclermont.com/p/Toyota__/Ride-cntl-switch-Stability-Control-Switch/62817295/8472002081.html

Looks like a shopping list!

I didn't either but I think I bought these https://www.ebay.com/itm/111370590705

You can purchase the button for about $65 online and replace it. But my guess is that something has spilled in it and the contacts aren't making. It's very easy to remove and if your careful you can disassemble it and clean it up.

That's right, it lets you know that your getting close to oil changing time. Then when it's time, it will just stay on until you "change the oil" or hit the reset. My work vehicle has been doing this for two weeks now, guess I should take it to Jiffy screw. Lol

Ahh ok, these aren't sold in the states anymore. 2013 was the last year. According to google. Corolla turbo charger would most likely fit.

Time to change the oil. How many miles?

They still make the Matrix? What size engine?

Do you have a code scanner?

...cause it's a Corolla! We had a LOT of rain yesterday. My Corolla is grounded due to cold air intake, lol.

Somehow these managed to get here in 7 days! That was awesome since they came from China. Unfortunately, they're not made for the US version Corolla's. This is after a two day conversation about weather or not they would fit. They assured me that they would.:mad:

You should make a video or take some pictures on how you removed it. I would like to know as well.