I was driving and the corolla just stopped putting fuel through

change fuel pump and filter

check the fuel pump.Low pressure in the fuel system will 'starve' the engine when you put your foot down or whenever you load your engine

FUEL CONSUMPTION CAUSED BY FAULTY SPARK PLUGS AND IGNITION COILS.FAULTY TRANSMISSION TORQUE CONVERTER NOT LOCKING UP FOR OVER DRIVE.MANUAL TRANSMISSION CLUTCH WORN NOT SLIPPING.STOP UP AIR FILTER.HIGH SPEED DRIVING.LOT OF SHORT STOPS DRIVING IN THE CITY.CHECK FOR LOW TIRE PRESSURE.LOW CYLINDER COMPRESSION.

It sounds like water in the fuel.You need to replace your fuel filter and put some fuel cleaner in the tank.

ting belt jumped a cog. r and r.

This could be a kick-down servo adjustment.

Refer to the service manual.

Frank
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change the module its under the coil

yes we need to know if it's carburated or f.i. it'll help out a bunch, anyways, either way the easiest thing to get you started would be to check the fuel filter make sure it's not clogged up, check your fuel lines as well. if that doesn't, clean the intake jets.

Fuel pump may have gone, mine just did. There is a weep hole that will spill out oil towards the back of the pump, check this for wetness, Hook a gas can or something up to the carb or pump directly and let gravity do the work, if it starts, then it's your pump.

Could be any number of things, lets eliminate the transmission. Put the car in park and throttle the engine, is it snappy then? Or does it slowly rev up? If it still runs funny or isn't snappy, the tranny is not the problem. So it could be, weak fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator, or a ditributor problem. Could be a sensor to, but I've had 4 corollas and have never had a MAF sensor or others go out yet. I have had problems with the items I listed.