STARTER FOR 04 TOYOTA COROLLA

It may be the starter or in the ignition system. Have it ckd out

Put the sea foam in your tank usually I add some every 6 months it works well check out the wires on your starter they maybe corroded check your battery terminals and clean them up.

If there is heat coming out of the vents than you know the water pump is working. This would leave the thermostat as a likely cause of the overheating. Especially if the radiator never gets hot.

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if the battery is good and there that sound you have problems with the starter motor

their is a secondary fuse for the horn/ hazard like circuit in the engine bay, front left hand side. i think from memory it is a 20amp blade fuse

If you like doing your own repairs, I'd like to recommend having a Haynes service manual on hand; it will give you all the info you need to do home-based repairs:
'92 Toyota Corolla manual
We have a manual for each of our vehicles and even when a job is destined for a workshop, you can get a rough idea of how much labor it entails and therefore how much it should cost.

Hi. And welcome to FixYa. You need to remove the glove box door, and then you can get to the blower motor. 3 screws holds it in. Easy to remove.

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More than likely the only thing you can do for this situation is to replace this radio. If you have an extended warrenty see if this is covered. Otherwise you may just have to replace the radio. I would say if you want something newer and a little more stylish, look into getting an aftermarket radio installed. Or if you prefer to stay with an oem radio, then check your local salvage yards for prices on an oem radio for your vehicle and also take a look on eBay. eBay would most likely be the cheapest. If you do not know how to install it yourself then have the dealer do it for you or an audio shop. That way you only pay for labor charge and not labor and parts. Call both places and see who will do it for the best price. It's a simple task for either of them and they will both do it just as good. Hope this helps, good luck!

Pop the trunk and remove the screws or clips thats connecting the bumper there, and then do the same thing in the wheel wheel and under the bumper along the lip and it should come right off. There might be some under the tail lights so you might have to take out the tail lights.