20 Most Recent 2004 Toyota Corolla - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Difficult to start with hot engine 1. Starter signal circuit. - Switch off the engine. - Connect the scan tool, if you have one. - Switch on the engine (Do not start). Switch on the scanner. - Select connect/ engine and power-train/ live data/ starter signal. Note: Different scan tools can have different selection menus. - Start the engine, watching the starter signal. If it changes from OFF to ON during starting, it is OK. If not then check the ignition switch and wiring for starter signal malfunction. 2. ISC valve circuit. 3. Fuel pump control circuit. 4. Fuel Injectors. 5. Ignition coil (w/ Igniter) 6. Spark plugs gaps. 7. Specific gravity and health of the battery. 8. ECU ground connectors for firm and clean connection to the engine. (Bunch of brown wires with metallic connectors). 9. Starter motor. (250 rpm). Hope that works and thank you for visiting Fixya.

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you probably have a vacuum leak somewhere

the fob is dead, both?

is a switch button might be worn out,,, take it off and inspect it/ or just stop using it im sure youre not hauling anything with a corolla i realy dont know why these companies put it in the cars in the first place prob to make money from people that break it

ask a full question. like my car dont run the FI fuse is blown. why/ or? name the exact fuse name that blows. on cars 1 fuse can run 20 things...

brake issues pull drum off and check preferred to go to a professional to get looked at

lost master key fob? buyone? $24 http://www.chipkeys.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=352 http://www.programyourremote.com/classified/DisplayAd.asp?id=1239 there is no bay pass, (cept use a key ) you lost the fob and key?????? always have 2 keys and 2 fobs. so you can save self. what if you were stranded. for 50 years, i kept a shaved down key in my wallet, locked out 1 time, never ever again.

a good rule of thumb when jump starting your auto from another ones is that sometimes the problems go from one auto to the other. if they had a bad starter this process could damage yours. i dunno how old yours is but if it turns over and just wont start you might have burnt out the points. is this an american model? if it is just replace the points and perhaps even the distributor cap.both relatively inexpensive and never hurts to have new ones. best of luck to ya mate.

To get to know about the displacement look at the engine codes which are printed along the engine number on the cylinder block, mostly seen from standing in front of the car with the hood opened. Some of the codes are described as under: S.No. Model Displ. Year 1.1ZR-FE AURIS 1.6L 2007-11 2. 1ZR-FE COROLLA 1.6 2007-11 3. 1ZZ-FE Avensis 1.8L 2003-09 Cilica 1.8L 2000-03 Corolla 1.8L 2002-07 RAV-4 1.8L 2005-09 4. 2ZR-FE Yaris 1.8L 2007-11 5 2ZZ-GE Corolla 1.8L 2001-05

Spark plug gap = 0.9mm - 1.1mm

clean your fuel filter then it will be ok

loose connection or under sized relay.

rack and pinnion have inspected and tires too