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Greetings Nathan. :) There seems to be some sort of glitch in trying to post an avatar picture, as when I try to do this, the system wont perform this function and I also notice that no other forum members have avatar pictures either. With the Corolla being an economy car and most people...

So I take it replacing the clutch solved the problem? 140,000 miles is indeed a long way for a clutch to go. You must be a very good driver!

Hello Bigchu68. :) When you are saying you are looking for a full suspension, do you mean the tires, struts, springs, anti-sway bars, etc., or merely the struts? Is there anything wrong with your Corolla that requires these parts be replaced, or do you have some other reason for replacing...

Hi ChrisFletcher. :) One distinct drawback with purchasing auto parts online is when and if the part needs to be replaced and there is a warranty on it, you have to ship the part back to the online business you purchased it from and wait and wait and wait for a replacement part to arrive. In...

It would be far less costly to replace the car with one that has an automatic transmission.

Sounds like the bolt and/or the drain pan has stripped threads.

dimson - What was the outcome of having your car looked at?

Hello kyled :) What you describe could very well be your Corolla needing brakes, especially with the brake warning light coming on. I'd recommend you get your Corolla to an automotive technician for diagnosis. Your life and those of others depends on your brakes, so get this issue checked...

Hello johnc5 :) A missfire trouble code points to worn out spark plugs, especially with 66,000 miles on them.

Get better tires.

Are you saying the new lock isn't working?

The 3,000 mile drain pain originated in the 1960's, 50 years ago. No need to change oil so often anymore and in fact, changing oil too often can shorten engine life. Below is a video about the old school 3,000 mile drain pain. Enjoy. :) GM and EPA Report That 3,000 Mile Oil Change Not Needed -...

A good synthetic oil is wise to use in virtually any car and will provide many benefits to you such as easier winter starting, improved cold and hot engine protection, improved fuel economy, reduced emissions, an internally cleaner engine, it's better for the environment than petroleum oils...

Your very life and that of others depends on the dependable operation of your brakes. The brake warning light is coming on to alert you that something is wrong with the brakes and I'd recommend you take your Corolla to a professional automotive technician to have the problem diagnosed. Brakes...

As preventative maintenance, I recommend replacing the thermostat about every 75,000 miles or so. Over time and use, they do tend to wear out and not function properly anymore. How many miles were on your car when the thermostat failed?

Your Corolla is telling you that something isn't right with your brakes and to have it diagnosed by an automotive technician. Your very life and that of others depends on your cars brakes functioning properly, so I'd recommend you have this checked as soon as possible.

My brother owns a 1996 Totota Corolla with 235,000 miles on it. The fuel pump, alternator, starter and radiator have never needed replacing. The only things that have needed attention are normal maintenance items, i.e. oil changes, transmission fluid changes, brakes, struts, exhaust, etc. A...

Hello EWyatt. :) The cartridge type oil filter isn't tough to change at all. I searched YouTube for you and below is the best video I could find on this topic. The 0W-20 synthetic oil is what Toyota recommends for your car. Whenever you change oil, be sure to wear rubber gloves as used oil...