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Re: Whath type of battery use a toyota corolla 2003
If you just go to the auto parts store they will give ytou the correct size battery they have all that info in there computer will only take a few min to look it up.
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Open the car hood. There is a black box with a snap-on cover to the right of your battery. Once you remove the top cover, look inside the top and it wiil show you which relay is your A/C relay. I believe it is a white colored relay located back right in the relay block or holder.
Same thing happened to me. Turned out to be a blown Alt fuse (under the hood behind the battery, you'll have to unbolt the whole fuse box though. That fuse is bolted in from underneath) and a blown am2 fuse (look underneath the dash of the driver side from inside the car). I switched those out and the car started right up
it may be your alternator that is draining your battery and causing problems. I have replaced my alternator two years in a row on my 2003 Corolla...also having other electrical problems with the radio and cd player. I have been reading where this is a common problem :(
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make sure battery cables are secure on or into the battery and not loose. If cables are loose it will cause your alternater to fail therfore not fully keeping battery charged. If battery cables are not loose replace battery.
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