Toyota maintenance manual - 2008 Toyota Avalon

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You can ask toyota to email you the maintenance manual by calling them at 1 (800) 331-4331. Then, you'll be able to find the timing setup information that you need.

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Hard as it is to believe, there were a number of toyota corolla dx 1987 models and the engines were different. See here:

http://www.automobile-catalog.com/make/toyota/corolla_06_e90/corolla_5gen/1987.html

That page may possibly be helpful in you narrowing down which manual you may need. Whew. That said, possibly you might find a manual at the following site:

Toyota Corolla Repair Manual Vehicle Maintenance

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While many owners manuals are available online, it appears yours is not. Toyota.com says to call their Material Distribution Center at 1-800-622-2033 to order owners manuals, repair manuals, wiring diagrams, and other technical reference documents. It doesn't say if there is a fee, or how much.
Another site: Helm, Inc.has owners manuals for a fee. Might be cheaper than Toyota.
If you are just looking for maintenance schedules, Edmunds.com has a Maintenance page with manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule, recalls, and technical service bulletins for your car. Good luck.

You can access owner's manual from Toyota website:

http://www.toyota.com/owners

It will take you directly to the owner's manual and you can select the type of vehicle and download for free.

Find everything you could possibly need regarding your Toyota. It's all at your fingertips. From owner's manuals and technical how-to reference guides to vehicle warranties and maintenance guides to technical how-to guides.

Depends on how much you desire to have done.
Check owners manual for "Passport" it will show you exactly what Toyota recommends for maintenence. 500 to 1000 dollars is not uncommon. Ck previous records as you may not "need it all"

Most maintenance lights are set to come on automatically every 5,000 miles telling you to get your oil changed. If you do your own service, or have someone other then the Toyota dealer service your vehicle, look for that light description in the owners manual where it explains the dash lights and go to the page explaining it and it should give you the procedure to reset that light when it comes on.

Good Luck

60 k should include oil change, rotate tires, some filters (air, cabin air..etc), brake inspection, as well as a overall general check. Your next major maintenance will be at 100 k. Just keep up your reg. maintenance. You'll find the Toyota Matrix is a very dependable vehicle.

Your Avalon uses 5-30 oil, 6qt with filter. Trans is Toyota's WS(world standard) ATF(there is no dipstick) There are no grease fittings on the car.
All the maintenance schedules are listed in the owners manual per mileage.