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@newcorrollaowner - I'm pretty sure I know what the RCA's are for ... They probably allow you to use the Toyota AUX input with a receiver with rear RCA INPUTS. Metra has a 70-8114 Harness that does the same thing. New question - As I understand it (I have an E-mail in to Metra), they have a...

Old post, but for radio removal: http://metraonline.com/files/products/INST99-8245CHG_web.pdf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcJ6NgfMC7A&feature=youtu.be

WOW!!! - I assumed you paid to have that done - Impressive!

Scott O'Kashan will love me posting this, but we are over-thinking this ... Directly from the 2014 Corolla Warranty and Maintenance Document: MAINTENANCE You are responsible for performance of the required maintenance indicated in the Owner’s Manual and this booklet. Toyota will not deny...

It sure was simpler with my 1974 Oldsmobile Omega (wannabe Nova) ... If you could change the relay for one with a different time delay, that would work also (with the understanding that if you leave the lights on, you will probably kill the battery). Best option is probably going to be leaving...

From how I read the post, Robs is asking about the dash display, not the cluster display (although I would think you would want both to match). (Unless I misread your reply). The Driver Convenience package on the LE includes Entune with navigation and gives you weather info from Sirius - you...

Assuming Toyota doesn't use a databus for the chime circuit, it depends where you cut the wire. If you cut the wire at the chime, obviously you lose the chime for door open and lights, but if you can find the output trigger from the seat belt to the chime and cut that wire - but I don't know...

Didn't explain it properly and got tripped up on navigation as I purposely try to avoid wasting money on cars with that option. Two things that might have confused you in my reply - BEFORE Maestro, you had to have the new radio and the OEM radio both installed to replace the OEM radio. After...

You still have drive-ins near you? You actually WATCH the movies at the drive-in? Errrm,,, I'm not sure what makes that circuit work - running a different power wire to the radio might work, but if the circuit is internal to the radio, it might not. Will it still shut off after 15 minutes if...

From some other posts on the ToyotaNation (not the 11-gen Corolla) forum, I wouldn't be surprised if it can only be changed by the dealer service department.

http://www.rimsntires.com/specspro.jsp Suspension clearance: The same. Fenders clearance: The same. Wheelwells clearance: Will fill out the wheelwell by extra 11 mm. Acceptable for most cars. SPEEDOMETER: When speedometer reads 60mph (96.6km/h) actual speed will be 62.1mph (100km/h): 3.5%...

http://www.fixya.com/cars/t15659507-toyota_corolla_fahrenheit_celsius - Not sure any of that is accurate - I didn't see anything in the owner's manual about it. Worst case, the dealer can probably change it for you, but ...

From the owners manual - I didn't think the non-information display cluster had the maintenance required light at all. No - bad advice. The light comes on at 5K miles to remind you to check the coolant level and hoses and change the oil if it was non-synthetic (well, not 0W-20) at the last...

My point on the airbags got overlooked. The easiest way to disable the seatbelt alarm is to plug in one of those extra seat belt buckles that was linked on E-bay. If you do ONLY that, the black box will show the seat belt was buckled (but an investigator looking at the car might know the...

I didn't realize that. I don't know that it will improve - but it isn't a horrible system now. However ... My point would be the NEX and Maestro is a decent system if you want to keep factory navigation - but you are paying the premium for the navigation system, plus the cost of the NEX...

In fairness - most of the cases I can remember weren't "You modified this, so it isn't covered", most of them were "No, all our cars leave a block wide smoke screen from time to time, there is nothing for us to fix." Not that it makes the owner feel any better b/c of that.

Hang out in the Focus and Hyundai/Kia forums a little bit. Plenty of cases of the dealers saying an obvious failure was not warranted for any number of reasons, including modifications - I think the worst case was a guy that was out $13K for an ECU b/c he installed HID bulbs in the headlights...

Not mentioned before - but ... IMHO - it is a bit different in a car with airbags. If we were talking about a 1980's car, there is a huge risk of being thrown from the car or not being able to brace yourself in time and slamming your head through the windshield - not good, but ... In a modern...

Nice - although I still think it's a terrible idea!!!

Personally, I agree with DJAnnexAlpha on this, but anyway. There was a thread on another forum about this, but I don't remember which one and couldn't find it. Anyway - it might help to know what procedure you tried on E-how...