I have a 93 toyoto corolla that had an oil leak so the moter would make a ticking sound then when you fill it it would stop but now makes loud clicking noise and started surguing

check oil and oil pressure -sounds like a valve tick oil starved head --or your over heating water pump problems -head gasket leak -if oil milky your getting coolant into oil

the seal where the shaft goes must be bad needs to be replaced

If you ran it low find out where the oil is going leaks seal's put a large piece of card board under your vehicle tonite and check in the morning.do not move until you check.As far as the tick that sounds like a bad valve lifter or damage to your engine.

The problem is the rear motor mount is filled with hydraulic fluid that leaks onto the accessory drive belt. The motor mounts fail prematurely and the fluid makes the belt squeak. Toyota dealership I took my 2006 Corolla to replaced the motor mount and belt free of charge.

OK, first check your Idle and make sure you are within range. The sending unit is on the front left half side of the engine. FYI the oil pressure switch on this car has changed it is made out of a new rubber so if you need this one do not buy OEM replacement the original had a weak diaphragm make sure it is the updated one ask.

Screw into the side of the engine block close to the oil filter.

Lifters sound like they are bleeding down. Try changing the oil with a multi viscosity oil. chk oil Pressure. If lifters are over adjusted the lifters can't pump up properly or retain the oil properly

could be yur water pump going do you leak anti freeze or oil? also if a older model could be ot of timeing check your distributor cap and see if its loose
good luck

had the same problem and my oil level was low..... filled it up and havent had a problem since....

Coolant that goes down, but is not leaking visibly (check for puddles after parking), is probably a head gasket problem. Have u been checking the oil level? Is it going up, or not using as much as before? This is usually an indication of a bad head gasket, which allows the coolant to leak into the oil. The ticking noise can actually be the head gasket also. As the vehicle warms up, things expand, and any leak in the head gasket will close up and the ticking noise will not be noticeable. As time goes on, the 'ticking' will last longer, and get worse. Have u noticed if this ticking is lasting longer than when u 1st heard it? Let me know how u make out. countrycurt0