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I have a 2014 Corolla but it is likely your car isn`t much different. Spark plug change on my car was very easy. Plugs are right out in the open and easy to get at. I would suggest you look at some You Tube videos , that might help out some.

The on board computer on my 2014 comes on every 5K miles and I reset it every time. The owners manual will tell you how if you have a problem. All 0-20W oil is synthetic it will hold up longer than conventional oil. It could hold up for 10K under ideal conditions but I would recommend 5-7K oil...

What a potty mouth. :)

I have a 2014 Corolla but to me the top choice looks like it is the wheel well cover and the second pick looks like the flat cover that is right in front of the wheel well.

Wow! A 2093 , I didn`t know those were out already. :)

PS I am not aware of a dipstick on the newer Corolla`s for tranny checks. Yes, there is an oil dipstick.

2010 Corolla does not have a CVT transmission. I have a 2014 Corolla with a CVT tranny and had my local dealer change mine at 60,000 miles.I am currently at 67,000 miles. I drive fairly conservatively but still think it is a good idea to change every 5 years or 60k miles. Just added preventive...

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I have a 2014 Corolla LE plus and have no issues at 67 k miles. I try to treat it right and take care of it.It rides fine and good gas mileage along with good seat room. All my top priorities along with dependability.

believe they are pre gapped . I replaced mine on my 2014 awhile back and just put them in. Pretty easy job on the Corolla.

I paid a little over 200 at my dealer and a 60k change.

PS , on my 2014 Corolla on the way home from work At a steady 55 mph I was doing 1500 rpm. This is a CVT tranny.

I didn`t think a 2011 had a CVT tranny. On my 2014 I hardly ever cruise over 2000 rpm on my CVT.

I have a 2014 corolla with 67000 miles and had mine changed at the dealer at 60,000 mile. Was it necessary? I drive pretty modestly , no hard take offs . Just try to do things that hopefully keep the car in fine condition.

Woops, sorry I thought this was a post about women. :)

I change mine about once a year. I find them on Ebay pretty cheap.

Good job .

In a previous posting I did say i prefer wheel ramps for an oil change. But a brake job and some issues jacking the car is needed and I believe your post is quite helpful.

Harbor freight lists 20% off coupons all the time so you could pick those up for a little ove $5 a piece.

https://shop.harborfreight.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/9/6/96479_W3.jpg I`d like to add this item to the car lift workload. These do a good job.