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Just to be sure, check your battery, voltage and fuses on your Toyota first. If you pull out the sensor for a look, do it carefully, otherwise you risk damaging the transmission. My best guess is that it's a sensor problem.

Sounds like some kind of electrical wiring issue with your Corolla to be honest. Good luck.

My mom's 2006 Corolla got 26 mpg combined and the new one (2011) gets about 27 combined. There really doesn't seem to be too much of a difference!

It's the same as the 2010 Camry, so changing it will be the same. There are even videos on Youtube showing you the process, step by step, so go ahead and search there. Good luck!

Congratulations! Do you like the '11 Corolla? My mom just bought the sport package in white. It's a pretty sharp looking car!

Hey guys, hopefully you can help me. I bought an '08 used Corolla and everything was going well the first few months. Now, however, when I turn on the engine the brake light comes on. It'll go off after about 20 minutes, but flashes on when I brake and then goes off.. is this an electrical problem?

I've said it before, and I'll say it again.... I think it was probably one of the most pointless things for Toyota to have done to the '11 Corolla... remove automatic headlights! It's not even an OPTION!! My poor mother (who's pushing 60...) has a terrible memory and I have to keep jumping the car.

My first suspicion is that gauge. My mom's Corolla has had issues with hers before. Good luck!

Welcome! Unfortunately I've never worked with a Corolla, but I did rebuild one on a Camry. It kind of all depends on your time and $$ restraints. Anyway, good luck!