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25,000 miles or one year, whichever comes first. AMSOIL's Signature Series line not only lasts a long time but also provides better engine protection with higher flash points, lower pour points, (providing high and low temperature performance and protection, along with easier cold winter engine...

I can provide that same performance for your cars. :thumbsup:

First I recommend getting the car roadworthy and driving it to see if you really need more power. The Corolla is not a dog. Also, some power modifications can reduce fuel economy and in this day and age of very high fuel prices, that can suck money out of your wallet at an increased rate. Not...

What year is your Civic? I'll take care of you. For your Corolla, I can get you a better oil than what you are currently using, for less cost. As for motorcycles, check this video out. AMSOIL ran a high temperature torture test where they subjected AMSOIL synthetic motorcycle oil to...

Interesting. I suggest going back to the auto parts store you purchased the remanufactured axle shafts from and tell them the problem you are having. They may have a solution for you. If they can't help you, contact the company that remanufactured the axle shafts and ask them for assistance.

During the replacement of the axle shafts, were any wires or sensors moved?

I'm an AMSOIL Dealer and I've been using 25,000 mile/one year drain intervals for close to 30 years with absolute success. :thumbup: This has saved me a ton of money in unneeded oil changes. AMSOIL has offered 25,000 mile/one year drain intervals ever since 1972, over 40 years ago and millions...

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbup::):thumbup1::clap::party::balloon: Keep in mind, a Corolla is an economy car and neck-snapping, tire smoking performance is not what they were designed to do. Any power increases available will be very modest, unless you dump thousands of dollars into a...

Creative genius! Well done! :thumbup1::clap::thumbsup:

So how's the Corolla coming along? What did you do about the dent in the roof? Any updates for us?

Ethanol reduces fuel economy. More fuel burned equals more emissions. More fuel burned equals more money the average consumer has to pay in fuel costs. :thumbdown::mad:

My Product Application Guide doesn't list anything for an air filter for your 2014 Corolla. Darn.

What brand of motor oil are you using and how often are you changing it? http://www.AdvanceAutoParts.com <-- Will list the oxygen sensors for you.

That kit doesn't include a high volume oil pump, forged pistons with lower compression, forged connecting rods, or an O-ringed block, which should really be done when upgrading to a turbocharger. Then we have the transmission and axle shafts/CV joints to worry about too, as well as upgrading...

Oh no. Sorry to say I don't have any experience with that. When that light is on it means those systems are not functioning properly. It might be time to have a Toyota trained technician to diagnose it. Is there anyone else on the forum here that can help out hotwheeler?

Is the owners manual of any help?