This one's the fusebox in the interior of the car; usually below the steering wheel in a panel with a thumbscrew that you just give a quarter-turn, then catch it as it opens; inside are some fuses, which tend to be obvious when they are blown. There's a little legend that tends to be well-lit too, indicating which fuses were for the ligher/'auxillary 12v power' socket. Don't let a failed lighter bust on you; a flaming car is much more expensive than tossing/replacing the bad part or plugging something else in.
My 2000 corolla one cylinder (#4) never fires because motor oil continuesly leaks into the cylinder....
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My 2000 corolla one cylinder (#4) never fires because motor oil continuesly leaks into the cylinder. The engine light is on all the time, so I can't pass the emission test. The car moves well with three cyclinders. Do I have to trash the car since I can't get license renewed? How can I pass the emission test?
need to know how to access the drivers front window control switch. It works intermittently. I'm...
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need to know how to access the drivers front window control switch. It works intermittently. I'm mainly concerned about how to remove the panneling etc to gain access. On other cars I've had probs replacing the door pannel so as to look as it was prior. ****
Car Make Toyota Corrola LE, My Air Bag light is on. And the repair guy says the sensor is fauly and...
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Car Make Toyota Corrola LE, My Air Bag light is on. And the repair guy says the sensor is fauly and replace it. It is pretty expensive