Toyota Corolla Change Vehicle

“Engine light on & code indicates catalytic converter problem. Recently replaced intake gasket. Added a fuel/catalytic converter product & using high test fuel”

“It had to be replaced as part of the pipes my previous vehicle I had 14 years really almost 15 and never had a pipe or muffler or converter issue ever so I know that a better system can be built and installed even if it was an accident”

“A problem with the canister lights up the check engine light in the dash”

“Developed exhaust leak. Require new converter”

“Whenever I hit the gas pedal, my car sounds pretty loud. It sounds like the engine, but mechanic said it was an exhaust leak. Whenever running the fan in my car with outside air, I can smell the exhaust”

“Bad intake manifold gasket”

“heat shield was wired in place so it would stop rattling”

“The exhaust pipe cracked and became disconnected. It had to be replaced up to the catalytic converter which was over $2000”

“Leak”

“The muffler pipe rusted through (first time) so there were holes in the pipe. Made the car sound VERY loud. The car was located in MA (road salt) for its first 8 years”

“Hole in pipe caused complete replacement of integrated unit consisting of muffler, catalytic converter and all pipes front to back (costing $2200)”

“Exhaust pipe has been replaced twice,”

“Front exhaust pipe was broken (rotted out at the flange) and had to be replaced. This was the first major repair in 9 years for $1300. I went to a TOYOTA dealer for repair”

“flange rusted off”

“The catalytic converter broke off from the exhaust pipe due to rust and needed to be replaced”

“Failed emission testing so I purchesed a new gas cap and all was fine”

“Fuel cap gave false engine sign on the dashboard. Dealership wanted to change the catalytic convertor (P0456 code) and charge big buck for that; however, this is not Toyota fault. Otherwise, Corolla is very a reliable car, although not very exciting”

“heard a funny chugging noise while driving for months and no one, not even the dealer could tell me what it was. Was finally told it was the fuel pump and it was fixed”

“A squirrel ate through the fuel pump”

“While driving the car started to go slower and slower until it stopped and the engine stopped running”

“The fuel pump required replacement. Fortunately our mechanic was able to separate the pump from the rest of the fuel level sender unit, saving us significant parts cost”

“After the "check engine" indicator came on, the problem was diagnosed as "presence of vapor gases, defective seal(?)". The repair cost almost $1,000, but it was "necessary" as the check engine light would stay on otherwise and other problems would no”

“Check engine light illuminated due to a leak in the intake manifold. Needed to have the intake manifold gasket replaced (an $8 part) but due to the complexity the repair cost $350”

“the sensor code popped after came out of a carwash”

“Emissions light is always on. Shop will repair either sensor or an emission part, within 30 days, light comes on again. Problem since we bought car at 32000 miles, and even using different mechanic shops”

“normal replacement- no real issue”

“Popped error code a couple times while on the highway”

“The trans was automatic and it had a failure when going to overdive”

“OBD code 741 (transmission torque converter solenoid) prevented vehicle from passing emissions test. Mechanic says transmission must be rebuilt”

“one day the transmission quit”

“wore out”

“The clock light only works occasionally. It is digital”

“tachometer provides incorrect reading at start up for 1 - 2 minutes”

“Had problems”

“Headlight covers are plastic and turn yellow, cloudy, dull. We have never had to polish headlight covers on a car and have done this one twice and it needs it again. Makes seeing at night to drive difficult and dangerous”

“Two headlight low beam lights burned out over the year”

“The check engine light has been on for over 3 yrs, along with the VSC warning light. The Toyota dealer cannot determine the cause and feels that the only way to get rid of the lights is to replace the transmission. But even that is an educated guess”

“If i would not have gone th?any after i heard a noise, il would have been much more expensive”

“had serpentine belt replaced the year before. developed crack in engine mount which then caused wear on serpentine belt...engine mount repaired, but also had to replace serpentine belt again”

“Gasket which was very expensive to replace”

“seal for the timing chain cover leaked some”

“leaky valve cover gasket”

“Repairs done: Replaced Front Crank Seal”

“At about 143k miles the AC stopped working and the fan was blowing only outside air. The mechanic tested the system and said it was the condenser, which we replaced at a total cost of $580. But it still isn't working well, so we have to take it back”

“There was a leak and the only way to repair it was to pull the dash. Cost of over $3300”

“had a leak that occurred over a long period of time, replaced freon and is working fine now”

“Trunk was getting moldy and found that the rear spoiler was leaking. Upon checking, there is rust around one of the holes into which the spoiler is attached. Also passenger door has leaked when rain hits directly since day 1”

“driver window came off track and would not go down”

“power window separates from internal lift mechanism due to broken attachment pieces which are replaceable parts, but are not sold without buying whole window”

“Both transmission cooling lines developed leaks, which, if I hadn't noticed the drips, would have easily resulted in transmission failure and replacement”

“OBD code 741 caused emission test failure”

“Multiple enginge oil seals began leaking at around 98000 miles. Air intake gasket also failed causing minor induction problems during cold weather”

“Timing Belt needs to be replaced. The car has a slow leak, but I haven't replaced it yet. Cost of repair is $1,300.00 and I am just waiting to have it fixed until the leak gets larger. Toyota has indicated this is a problem on this car at 125,000 mi”

“it quit working”