1994 Toyota Corolla "removal body side rubber driver" Questions

...side door switch is compromised, or the door switch is bad. Try this: Remove the black rubber cover from the door swich. Using a 10 millimeter wrench or socket, loosen & tighten the switch retention ...

body. 3. Remove the top of the air cleaner box (4 clips on the corners). 4. Take out the air filter. Disconnect the sensor on the side of the air cleaner. 5. Remove the three bolts (2 - 12mm, 1 - 10mm

side on the light (by the back door not the hatch) very gently place a flat head screw driver between the light and the body panel and pull the handle on the screw driver toward the back of the car so

side window inop How do you remove topside switch panel have you found a solution ? mine are all stuck in up possition its not meant to be removed, the plastic is welded to the door panel. you need to

...panel on the drivers side and reach through an opening in the body member to pull it out. On the passengers side you can lower the glove box past it's stop remove the rubber plug and pull it

...SIDE WINDOW WONT ROLL DOWN. AND PASSENGER SWITCH ON DRIERS DOOR DOES NOT WORK EITHER what you need to do first is test for power at the window motor. you may also want to check the wiring on both ...

...body, get a can of carburetor cleaner, open hood, driver side remove rubber hose from air filter box to the throttle body, unplug the sensor (don't forget to reconnect it) Spray carburetor cleaner on ...

...side doors). However, if use remote key to lock/unlock doors, all the locks activate. Any ideas? remove the switch assembly from the drivers door and look for a broken ground. Check for a broken ...

Removal & Installation The door-to-body mounting Detach the door wiring from the connector This is a two person operation. Remove the two door check-to-body retaining screws. WARNING Cover the end

...body, its inside of the rubber protector. If you peel the rubber from the door side you will find the ground wire broken. NOTE: do not try to repair the wire at the break, because it will break again ...