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Mechanics turn wrenches and replace parts. They don't tend to have a college degree in engineering. An economy car driveline subjected to the pressure of a turbocharger that it was never intended or designed to withstand. :nuke: :blink: :icon_eek: Hmmm....roll the dice! :yes:

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbup1::clap:;):thumbup::balloon::party: What you are seeing with water dripping off of the A.C. unit is normal.

I have found AMSOIL MP to be superior - http://www.amsoil.com/shop/find/product/amp?zo=349698 It does more jobs too - AMSOIL Metal Protector (AMP) is a high-performance, easy-to-use spray-on product that lubricates, displaces moisture, protects against corrosion and penetrates to free rusty...

No need to send your hard earned money to the spring peddlers. As long as the springs that came in your car are not broken, they can be used in lowering the car. You can even install LED bulbs on them. :thumbup1::D

Why would you want lowering springs?

My pleasure. I'm glad it helped you out. We have that website as a permanent sticky here over in General Discussions - http://www.corollaforum.com/showthread.php?t=2314 What happened to the original transmission in your Corolla?

The 16 transmissions I found for you on http://www.Car-Part.com should bolt right up with no problems.

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbup1::):clap::thumbup::balloon::party: Sorry to hear about the transmission problems. What happened to it? Here is a link to 16 used transmissions for sale for your Corolla - http://www.car-part.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi

What brand name wheels are those and where are they made? Are they forged aluminum or painted steel? How much do they weigh vs. the stock wheels?

I'm glad the new PCV valve solved the oil consumption issue. AMSOIL Signature Series is my best performing oil and will save you the most money in improved fuel economy, reduced maintenance and repair costs, plus will help the engine to live a very long life. :thumbup1::) Below is the link to...

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbup1::):thumbup::clap::party::balloon: You mentioned the oil is leaking. Where is it leaking from?

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbup1::clap::):thumbup::party::balloon: That engine was really a mess! Do you have any idea what caused the failure?

I'm glad it went well for you. YouTube can be a very valuable resource. :thumbup1:

What is wrong with the current engine?

Search by the year/make/model of your car and any parts that interchange from other years of cars will be listed.

slim08xxx - So how are you making out with this problem? Updates?

At the below website, you will find thousands available - http://www.Car-Part.com

http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/n...yths/index.htm The above article is very interesting. One of the biggest ways to improve fuel economy is to reduce the speed you drive at. Testing showed that increasing speed from 55 to 65 mph reduced fuel economy from 4 to 8 mpg. Increasing speed...

If it's safe, it wouldn't be illegal.

That's because steel wheels weigh more than aluminum wheels, (all else being equal). More weight bouncing around, (steel wheels), doesn't do wonders for a soft ride. No, I'm not a fan of show instead of go. :thumbup1: Different strokes for different folks, but I just don't see the sense of...