20 Most Recent 2008 Toyota Yaris 1.5 Questions & Answers

The correct tightening sequence will usually be provided with new bolts. I expect like many modern vehicles there will be an initial torque setting followed by a further angular adjustment possibly followed by an additional angle setting.

the fuse box under dash on drivers side relay no4

left side at hood latch opener.

run the fault codes the noise may be detonation from incorrect air /fuel ratio ( oxygen sensors failed ) or from incorrect ignition timing ( problem position sensors or ignition control module

When there certain electrical problems ( sensors, electrical circuits, etc.) with your car, the computer gets information that something is wrong and it sets a trouble code.

Under the car the is a wire and that has adjuster on it you have to screw the nut to take up the slack but leave a bit of slack or the brake will go on.

Remove the spark plug of cylinder No. 3 and inspect it for any water or coolant traces on it. If water droplets are found, the gasket is at fault and need replacement. If not, the gasket is fine and does not need any replacement. It is recommended to check the valve clearance before entering into major repair.

The power/steering indicator light definitely tells you of a problem...the easiest would be a "low fluid" indication...Check without car running...view proper fill line...also if this fixes the indicator light, you need to monitor the p/s fluid level for a few days to assure no leaks...Be sure to use the proper p/s fluid for your Toyota...some fluids have a "stop leak" additive which works well too. Hope this helps.

Hi, Please have a free diagnostic test run on your car from autozone to get a list of errors. One might be for your starter. If you have a bad starter, then the car won't start. Thank you.