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fishycomics - So how did it go? Did you replace the thermostat yet? Results?

Richard - So how's it going with your Corolla? Update?

los - Did cyberspace swallow you into a black hole? Hellllooooooo out there?

millerdukes - We haven't heard back from you in over a year. I hope you're okay?

Taaz2389 - I hope that answered your question. You can use Google to get even more information on this topic.

Predapex - Have you had your Toyota Dealer look at this problem?

ctrl1 - Did that help you out? You haven't responded in over two years. I hope you're okay?

Sharp looking car. Nice wheels. Are those stock or aftermarket?

Just manually hold the fuel pump handle down and wait until you hear the fuel guzzling close to the upper portions of the filler neck, stop, wait, repeat. You'll find you can get another 2-3 gallons into the fuel tank greatly extending the range of your car.

Using the headlights when it's dark is a safety issue, that's why.

Different strokes for different folks. Some people find a standard transmission in city traffic to be a real pain in the neck; clutch, shift, clutch, accelerate, brake, stop, repeat, etc. An auto transmission is so much more convenient in stop and city go driving. But with the Southern...

I'm glad Toyota stepped up to the plate and took care of your on the catalytic converter issue for you. $900 back, wow that's great to know! :) I haven't seen you on the forum here in 9 months now. I hope you are okay?

joshua97 - For the benefit of everyone in the forum, do you have an update?

So how did you make out with this? Update?

There should not be any locking mechanism for that. How did you make out with it? Update?

It's five days later. Do you have an update for everyone?

Free is always good and $100 of free gas keeps $100 more of our money in our wallets instead of the greedy big oil industries coffers. :yes: Always knowing where the lowest price gas is selling helps save money too and over time that can really add up. :thumbsup: :)

Using Premium gas in a vehicle that doesn't require it, wont help the engine. Save your money. :thumbsup: Paying a Premium for High Octane Gasoline? http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles...ctane-gasoline Unless it’s recommended by your owner’s manual, don’t spend the money on high octane...

The clock malfunctioning with these Corolla's is very common. The below videos will show you step-by-step how to perform the repair and it's not hard at all.