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When steel lug nuts are torqued down onto aluminum wheels, with steel being a much stronger and harder metal than aluminum, microscopically the aluminum is slightly stretched, which can allow the lug nuts to loosen, with the end result being the wheel comes off of the vehicle. This is why...

Xhero - How did you make out with the fluid changes for your Corolla?

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Did you remove the spark plugs and set the gap to Toyota recommendations? Incorrectly gapped spark plugs can cause exactly the symptoms you have described.

At one of the auto centers I managed, I once had a new tire buster fellow remove the lug nuts off a wheel, except that the wheel was actually a hubcap and it flew into many pieces when the trigger on the air gun was squeezed. :lol::laughing::D I have to say though that hubcap honestly did look...

Made-in-China-bay, "quality". Then there's the fuel economy reduction due to the spoiler.

It depends on the year. I suggesting trying to Google it.

Hi normkol and welcome to the Corolla Forum! :):thumbup::clap::thumbup1::party::balloon: Driving in New York City, you might do well to install a heavy duty brush guard/battering ram mounted on the front! You could always just get one of these and you'll be safe all the time! :tank...

Filled up the gas tank.

When aluminum wheels are removed, the lug nuts need to be retightened in less than 50 miles, or they will come loose and you will have a wheel come off your car, ruining your day. :eek: :thumbdown: Every vehicle has recommended torque settings for the lug nuts and they differ from manufacturer...

That is a typical problem for 1998-2002 Corolla's due to a defective piston design combined with the use of petroleum oils, which perform comparatively poorly in hot engine temperatures. The problem is going to get worse and you'll be adding a quart of oil every few hundred miles, fouling spark...

If you go cheap, you get cheap. Quality pays! :thumbsup:

http://engine-codes.com/p0302_toyota.html The P0302 trouble code tells you that the number two cylinder is misfiring. I recommend starting off by removing and inspecting the spark plug from that cylinder to see if it is fouled or simply worn out. If you have basic intelligence, tools and...

Greetings flash_os! :) I'm an independent AMSOIL synthetic lubricants Dealer of over 25 years experience. Using a petroleum oil in an engine that requires a superior performing synthetic oil will cause engine damage. Your Corolla's engine came from Toyota factory assembly lined equipped...

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