Toyota corolla SE 2007

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Probably because there have not been enough repairs to suggest there was is manufacturing defect or a safety concern. The vehicle may have been abused, subjected to a large amount of road salt, partially submerged, etc. Also, these parts might just be worn out. Some cars are driven 4, 5 or more TIMES as far as other cars that are the same age. Further, cars driven at highway speeds most of the time will last longer than the same car driven over dirt roads.

Some of the tests I can recommend for free require the car to be driven to Autozone, Advance, or Oreilys. You need to have the charging system and the battery checked. Then they can check the "draw" of the rebuilt starter for performance. Or have the starter removed and bench checked. It should have some type of warranty.

Now other problems can cause you to destroy a starter. One of them being a malfunctioning Alarm lockout. When the battery is low, a lockout may still reduce the voltage to the starter on purpose. This is a form of antitheft.

You need to explain to us if the engine was turning over before and if the engine tried to fire at all. Some heat related failures occur in the coil.

I hope my solution was helpful.

Take off neg battery cable (clean them both) resets computer to default....bulbs are hot check bulbs and fitting........

the toyota corolla is the WORLDS most reliable car,even more reliable than mercedes....and its cheap for bits(breakers yards) so dont worry, its mainly those trying to knock japanese cars that put them down.

put the battery on charge for 24 hours and try again

http://www.toyota.com/recall/corolla-matrix.html

yes you can change these by removing the facier trim very gently and removing the push in type bulbs availible from you local toyota service department. as for the different coulors you are limited by whatever coulor cover for the globes you can find i know there are green , blue, yellow and red

did you diagnose your car with OBD 1 tool. it may be your coolant sensor. check wire with electrician. check your thermostat also and other sensors if have.