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I agree with it being the evap system. That's how it sounds from the cars I've heard it work on.

I personally like the black wheels too

Looks good

That's how I thought it looked when it was first released and I just looked at it in pictures but actually seeing the 2017 SE in real life is a WAY different experience. The Corolla looks much better in person than in pictures and the grille actually fits with the rest of the front fascia. I...

It turned out to be the alternator pulley bearing. I've taken it apart and the pulley goes in both directions (not supposed to happen on these design pulleys, they are supposed to only spin in one way), it has play when I wiggle it, and I can hear slight scratching as I turn the pulley by hand...

It will most likely fit but you'd need to make or modify engine and transmission mounts and work out the wiring. There is a new 2.5L engine coming out from Toyota soon that's going to be the successor to the current 2.5L 2AR-FE in the Camry. It has direct inject, VVT-i and VVT-iE, atkinson...

I've been hearing a grinding noise coming from my engine recently so I took a look to see what was making it. The grinding would occur when I start the car, shift gears, and let go of the throttle. I noticed that it was coming from the serpentine belt side so I looked there and I noticed there...

It's worth all depends on you. Do you think it's worth it to spend money on a turboed Corolla? For some, yes. The Corolla is a lightweight and durable car so a turbo plus some suspension mods could make a really good and sporty car out of it. However, others think of the Corolla as it is which...

Actually, there is a 11th gen Corolla CVT that is turboed and the company who did it has said that it handles the boost well. I'm pretty sure they said it handles 5 psi perfectly but it can go up to 15 psi if it's tuned right. Also, the 4 speed that's in your Corolla has been turboed in the 10th...

Personally, I would have just gotten the extra 2 steel rims and 2 winter tires. You'll never know when you will need all 4 wheels to grip in the snow whether you are trying to avoid an accident or you had a spin out and you need the rear to grip. That's why if you can't afford or don't want to...

To be fair, the AE86 wasn't meant to be such a popular sports car/icon like it is now. It was really just a sporty trimmed Corolla that took you from point a to point b and it was marketed that way too. There were other platforms that people were more interested in at the time like the S...

Here's one website I use to find the prices of parts on Corolla's: http://partsfactory.camelbacktoyota.com/ And here's the bumper cover and grille components...

Yes, they are swappable. You will need to swap the bumper, upper grille with the emblem, foglight surround, and lower grille. Raza, the person who tried this on TN was someone who wanted to just swap the upper S grille onto the LE bumper which doesn't work because of the different shape of the...

Is it possible to disable any or all of those safety features or are they all always going to be on (lane assist, auto brake, etc)? If you disable these features, is there any warning lights that come on if they are disabled? Also, is there any way or setting that you can turn on so that the car...

Why would you increase the height?

Have you guys seen the heavily modded Corolla from SEMA? Here it is and it honestly looks amazing: Yes, that is a 2ZR-FAE (a.k.a. the Corolla LE ECO engine) with a turbo on it Also note the fact that there is a 6 speed manual paired with the 2ZR-FAE engine. Thoughts?

You must do a lot of driving to be at 100k miles! By brakes, do you mean the original rotors/drums, calipers, or pads?

I think gold looks better to me than white but white still looks good too. You definitely need to lower your car though especially since you already have some nice wheels on already. Bags or springs is up to you and your situation. If you aren't concerned about cost, would like to adjust your...

Well, it's obviously not supposed to make that noise so that dealership is wrong. Go to a different dealership and see what they will say.

Does it squeak when you drive or does it squeak when you buckle your seat belt? Where exactly did the dealership spray the lubricant?