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Made in China-mart. :thumbdown::furious:

Hmmm...L.E.D.'s on shoes? :D

:lol::D:laughing:

Maybe the roof? :D:thumbup1::laughing::)

New car dealership Parts Department's are notorious for charging full markup. I'd be surprised if the prices ever came down, as they don't have to lower the prices. You can try contacting different dealerships and asking if they can beat the price of the other dealerships, to give you a reason...

How about L.E.D. earrings? :thumbup::clap::D:cool:

Did you try Google yet?

Don't buy any parts. Diagnose. Find the problem. Then buy parts to correct the problem. There is no, "If noise X exists, this means part X is the cause of the problem". Your description of the noise is extremely vague. How many miles are on the car? Has the oil level on the dipstick...

Unless the gasoline is contaminated with water, etc., it will have no affect. Saving money buying unbranded gasoline is fine. Your wife didn't do anything wrong. Unless a car is designed for it, there is no need or benefit to using premium gas.

Running low on fuel causes harm to the electric fuel pump, as I detailed.

A great website to utilize for old car parts is -> http://www.Car-Part.com Small parts like what you've mentioned wont be listed, so what you have to do is find a place that has a 1988 Toyota Corolla SR5 and actually call them on the phone to ask for the part you need. The electrical gauges...

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbup1::clap::):thumbup::party::balloon: You'll learn a lot about your car in this forum. There are many very helpful people here. Do you have any pictures of your Corolla you can post for everyone to see?

Running low. The electric fuel pump is cooled by the gasoline it is immersed in and when the gasoline runs low, it doesn't cool the fuel pump as well anymore and this can cause the fuel pump to fail. I never let the gas get below one quarter tank and I have never had a fuel pump go bad, (knock...

Keep in mind, coil springs hold up the car. MacPherson struts and shock absorbers control the rebound of the coil springs for a better ride. For better handling, better anti-sway bars can make a huge improvement. However, anti-sway bars don't look, "cool", unless we're underneath the car. So...

http://www.safercar.gov/ The above website is very useful and has a plethora of information on a wide variety of automotive topics, from information on tires, automotive recalls, a page to file a complaint about a car problem, crash test ratings, car safety features and much more. Knowledge is...

http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/findacar.shtml The above website will provide the city and highway estimated fuel economy for virtually any car, as well as technical data, recalls, Technical Service Bulletins, owner evaluations of a given car and more. This is a very handy website. Enjoy...

Our pleasure. You will find that this forum has some very knowledgeable and very nice people in it that are more than willing to help out. Don't be a stranger. :thumbup1::)

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbup1::clap::):balloon::party: I am guessing the car might still be under warranty? If so, schedule an appointment with your local Toyota dealer and they will address the problem for you.

It isn't obvious if someone just wants show/looks, or go/better performance and to properly answer the original poster's questions we need to know what their goals are. Anyone can do anything they want. Forums are for discussion and advice for the benefit of all, which is what we do here...

Running the fuel level low can cause the very expensive electric fuel pump inside the gas tank to fail. Replacing a fuel pump can have a price tag of $500 +.