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Hello, That, my good man, is a vaccuum service valve (VSV) I don't remember the specifics, but basically, it is part of the emissions system. I'd have to double check but I am pretty sure that it vents the fumes from the charcoal canister to be burned in the intake. It only opens under certain...

Hello! First, check the fuses. Owner's manual should cover which fuses are where and what they do. If that doesn't work, it may be the light stalk. Lucky for you, I am parting out a Corolla S and not only have the light stalk for sale, but any other parts you may need. These cars are...

Bottom path too

Found good pics and marked the path of the harness in red

Hello, You are correct, the wiring should have been under the rear passenger C-pillar. If it was not there, try following where the harness should be - under the rear seat trim, under the seat, along the bottom lip of the rear seats...I will upload a picture. If you can't find the end, then...

Hello! First off, you need to know the code. If you don't know the code, it is hard to help as there is literally hundreds of evap codes. Get yourself a cheap OBD2 reader for around 50$ on amazon. The good ones even have CD's with troubleshooting guides for evap codes.

Hello! Did you check connection? The dome light can be removed and there is a clip in connector that can sometimes come loose. I'd post to a guide on replacing the dome light assembly but I am too new to post links. Hope this helps!

Hey dude! So, start simple. Replace the batteries in your key fob. If that still doesn't work, it can be the result of a bad wireless key receiver. Not sure how handy you are, but they are located under the c panels on your rear deck lid. Lucky for you I actually have the pieces from a car I am...

Can also be the idle air control sensor. I'd get a membership to the Toyota Information Service, TIS, they have lots of technical bulletins about mechanical gremlins like that. If it is cold when it does that it can also be the warm up sequence - your car will idle high to warm up when first...

Hey dude! For the plastic rivets the part number is 90467-10183. Get them from your Toyota dealer, they charge around 2$ a piece or buy a kit of Toyota fasteners from Ebay or Amazon.

Hey guys, New to the site, but long term Corolla enthusiast. I have bought 4 Corollas (a 99 VE, 03 S, 04 LE, 05 XRS) and have done everything you can ever think of, including Dynammating the entire chassis, turbocharging it to 230 then 380hp, and installing 2000W sound systems. I'm joining...