1995 Toyota Corolla "changing front light bulb" Questions

front park light bulbs ? 1995 toyota sprinter You only need to unscrew the vertical bolt located at the upper-outer side of the headlight, then you only have to pull the park light screen to the front

...front parking lihgt Open hood, remove phillips screws that hold corner parking light in place. Wiggle light as you pull up and forward on the light and it will come out so that you can spin out the ...

...light (!) I just change the front brake on my 2009 corolla last month, but today I saw this warning light was on (!). I check the menu it mention the brake was out. How can I fix this Check all brake ...

...front ones do not I checked the fuses and changed the bulbs with no success....any ideas? hi you need to check to see if you have power back there.you need a 12 volt test light. turn on blinker take ...

FRONT RIGHT HEADLIGHT WENT OUT. DO I JUST HAVE TO REPLACE THE BULB OR DO I HAVE TO CHANGE THE COMPLETE HOUSING just the bulb,but you need small hands to get to the back of the lens, You will only have

...changing this a bulb? OK, I just did the job-Replaced the burnt out light bulb in the center console for the shift indicator on a 95 Corolla. Took about two hours of which 11/2 hrs was wasted time. ...

My front right turn signal and the right hazard light don't work..its only the front right. I changed the bulbs but it doesn't work still check to see if you have a good ground to the socket

light only works periodically when I turn left. I am assuming the indiactor unit is blown. My husband thinks he can change it but where is it located. thank you. It could be the flasher unit; they are

...light bulb. usually these are locaated in front of the battery, so you need to disconnect and remove it and change the bulb. Thanks Levyathos., Mechanic did the job with shaped pliers and quite a bit ...

...Corolla 2003. We had broken both front light bulbs. I had changed them, but found out 14.4V of charging voltage. Is it not too much? Thanks. This is the appropriate voltage for charging the