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Interior came as cream/yellow fabric. It stained a lot (sloppy girls! <g>) so I changed to leather. How does the lid for the center armrest come apart to replace the fabric? I took the whole lid off to work on it in the house but there are no screws on the bottom. It must snap together...

1993 w/1.6 engine - There are four long bolts which definitely hold the cam cover on and two short bolts near the timing belt end which may hold it on. All of them are off and the cover still seems like it might be welded on. There are no sticking-out bosses to tap on and I am Extremely...

2006 Corolla LE I need to replace the entire rear body - from the back edge of the rear doors back. What years are the same shape and style? PHM ------

Will a 2006 A/C comp. fit a 1993 ? Some AH totaled my 2006 Corolla and my 1993 Corolla needs an A/C compressor I think. Will the 2006 compressor fit onto a 1993 without massive amounts of work ?

Anybody towing with a Corolla 1.6 with a five-speed manual transmission? Or even with an automatic Corolla for that matter. <g> I want to tow a small utility trailer. Probably 1500 lbs. would be the maximum gross weight. I think the empty trailer weighs about 400 lbs, by itself. I was...

2006 Corolla LE. 60,000 miles. On the front struts both of the rubber bellows on the struts (inside the spring) are all ripped up. The shiny shaft of the shock absorber part of the strut is showing. How important are these rubber parts? Replacing them seem like it would require...

1993 Corolla Base w/1.6 engine. I do not want to lower the car but I would like to carry more weight at times. Is there anywhere that I can get heavier duty rear springs? Are station wagon springs heavier than for my standard four-door?

I recently bought a nice 1993 Corolla base with 122K miles. Nice tires, new brakes, new rotors, drums, & master cylinder. Only two previous owners and both had obviously taken very nice care of the car. I test-drove on city streets and it was fine - but later on the highway it seemed to...

1993 Corolla w/1.6 The timing belt was replaced at 64,000 miles. There are 123,000 miles on it now. I have been meaning to replace the timing belt. But last week I met a guy with a 1993 Corolla - the same as mine except his has a 1.8 engine - and he has 267,000 miles on the original...

1993 Corolla base model w/1.6 engine My 2006 Corolla does not do this - but on the 1993 there is sort of a rumble which varies with road speed - not with engine speed. Originally there was also a weirdly varying vibration which I thought was inter-related. But new Michelins with 4 oz. of...