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by dupasue on February 20th, 2006
Contact your local calibration service station to have your vehicle calibrated for speed. To find one, contact your local police department because most police departments have their police cars calibrated. All else fails, take it to the nearest Toyota dealer!
by dupanic on January 1st, 2008
speedometers run a inductive pulse generator to send a signal at varying frequency to your cluster to make to needle move up and down with speed. Seeing as how the needle recieves a current, at VARYING voltage to display the speed, i would suspect a short to earth in the speedometer transducer circuit. in other words, take it to a dealer!
by baxsteer on December 16th, 2007
I recommend changing the speedometer. You can buy a used one in working condition at ebay. If the speedometer is erroneous while car is moving, the speed sensor maybe broken. Another reason may be the ECM.
by Anonymous on April 20th, 2006
Take your corolla to a toyota dealer. tampering with an automobiles speedometer is a federal violation. if you have the proper papers, on the car, the toyota dealer can repair your speedometer. one has to wonder how your speedometer became so dysfunctional?
i have a 99 corolla with 205k on it. squeeking sound from front left wheel at start speed. car does not pull sideways.dealer cant find prob
by sajsan on July 25th, 2010
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Will a 1991 toyota corolla 1.6L 4A-FE engine and auto transmission work in a 1985 toyota corolla with engine 1.6L 4A-LC with auto transmission?
by Anonymous on August 11th, 2009
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on a 1995 toyota corolla the ignition relay switch came off.wires put back on relay in a bad position.what is position of wire to the relay?
by page.mason1 on November 12th, 2011
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Can anyone tell me why my 1995 Corolla 160i misfires & jerks at low speed, especially uphill. I did a complete service, but still the same problem.
by Rodcin on March 31st, 2009
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How do i check an overheating problem in 1993 Toyota corolla runs cool after a few minutes runs extremely hot. recently changed water pump,radiator and an was not coming on so changed fan switch still overheats . what could be the problem
by nomechanic on July 24th, 2009
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