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Why pay more for a transmission fluid that doesn't perform and protect as well? Automatic transmission rebuilds are $2,000 + these days. Might save you a lot of money to avoid that.

Welcome aboard! :thumbsup:

If you want the transmission to last longer, run quieter and cooler, improve fuel economy, etc., then you'll want the AMSOIL Synthetic Automatic Transmission fluid and not the stock stuff from Toyota. By the way, always follow the online AMSOIL Product Application Guide and the products it...

Is this a trick question? :eek: :laughing:

I hope you weren't hurt? You'll need the advice of a competent auto body shop. Call around, inquire and see what they tell you. They may even be able to look at the car for you. Personally, I have to believe that a car with $10,000 worth of damage from an accident is going to have to...

What if they live in Arizona where wet weather considerations are not a factor? It all depends and the original poster has not specified nor even answered for almost a week. Looks like another drive-by.

Per the online AMSOIL Product Application Guide, the recommended automatic transmission fluid performance standard for a 2007 Toyota Corolla is Type-III and T-IV, not WS. AMSOIL Signature Series Multi-Vehicle Synthetic Automatic Transmission, (ATF), Fluid is rated Toyota Type-III and T-IV, the...

Increasing the rim diameter has pro's and con's. The pro is that steering response will be quicker. The con's are many; reduced ride/increased ride harshness, (from the shorter sidewall tire), reduced performance/acceleration from the increased weight of the wheels, (1" of metal weighs much...

Why?

Legal?

A Corolla is an economy car, not a race car.

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Welcome aboard. :thumbsup:

You'll need to check the connections for the bulb to see what's going on. There's no tightening it.

It's your car and you can do what you want with it. You can change the oil yourself, or perform any other maintenance and repairs, without fear of voiding any warranty. This is the law. Google -> Magnuson Moss Warranty Act.

Fantastic. :) Did the http://www.Car-Part.com website help you located the blower motor or did you just go to your local junkyard?

Great news! :thumbsup: Many times used original equipment parts are better than new made in China parts. :laughing: :) I hope you were able to return the blower motor you bought from the auto parts store and get your money back?

I recommend returning them and buying a set of lights from a regular retail auto parts store. This way they will have installation instructions and a warranty.

The type of tire to recommend all depends on what you want out of a set of tires and what's most important to you or not. Ride, handling, braking, wet weather performance, snow/icy weather performance, fuel economy, noise, tread life, price, etc. There are many factors to consider.

A lot of people come here and there first post is a question regarding repairs on their vehicle. Then if someone answers their question, typically the original poster doesn't even say thank you and then vanishes from the forum, never to be heard from again. That routine gets pretty old and...