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The recommended motor oil viscosity for your Corolla is 10W-30. Pour in transmission fluid additives can cause problems. It sounds like there's mechanical problems with the transmission, needing the attention of a professional. If it needs rebuilding, it will probably run about $2,000.

So it's nine days later. Did you get the door problem resolved?

It's now nineteen days later. How's your car?

So it's eighteen days later. What's the status of the car?

So it's five days later. Did you buy the car?

Sounds like maybe a short somewhere. A professional automotive technician well versed in vehicle electrical systems will be of assistance.

It wasn't a joke. :) Does the engine in your Corolla currently have regular petroleum oil, or a synthetic oil? What brand and viscosity, i.e. 5W-30, etc.

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :) Be sure not to be a stranger. :) Go to --> http://www.AdvanceAutoParts.com and look up the starter for each vehicle. Note the part numbers and if they are the same, bingo. If not, the other starter will not work.

Do you want an economy car, or a race car? Using an economy car as a race car doesn't tend to work out very well.

I have been in the tire business for many years and attempting to drive on snowy, icy roads with just summer tires is a prescription for disaster, especially for someone that has never driven in snowy, icy conditions before. If you actually attempt this, make sure your have collision...

Here is a website that will provide you with sound winter driving tips and preparation for diving on snowy, icy roads - Ice Road Safety - http://icyroadsafety.com/ Every year, ice and snow on roadways kills more people than all other forms of severe weather combined. Below are several...

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :) Regarding your first question, I am going to take an educated guess that the engine is on a diet of petroleum motor oil, correct? Regarding your second question, in general original equipment tires don't tend to be very good. The vehicle manufacturer only...

1. Reduced ground clearance allowing exhaust and suspension components to become damaged. 2. High expense. 3. More difficult to get a car on a lift for repairs.

Any particular reason why? Are you aware of the drawbacks?

Well that's good news and thank God your wife wasn't injured or worse.

Try the diagnosis test I suggested and it will greatly help pinpoint the problem. -- B.F. Goodrich T/A Certified Tire Specialist

Sorry to hear this. :( From what I've seen, it's usually the deer panicking and running right into the car, so go easy on your lady. :) I hope you had collision insurance on it so you can get it fixed?

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :) The Kelly Blue Book value of this car is about $2,658 - http://www.kbb.com/toyota/corolla/1999-toyota-corolla/ve-sedan-4d/?condition=good&vehicleid=6049&intent=buy-used&mileage=99000&options=230855|true&pricetype=private-party So the price is below the Kelly...

I thought you had said you purchased Bosch o2 sensors?

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :)