I am not sure how much you charge for repairs but you seem like your worth every penny. You try to help so many people keep their car on the road.You should very proud. You my friend are an essential worker. Stay safe.

@ToyotaMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@ChrisVargasrpht2000chris

4 жыл бұрын

Your welcome

I learned a lot about maintenance working on my moms 98 Corolla since she got it at the dealer, very basic 1.8L with a basic 3sp Auto Trans-separate diff on the 3sp. Just sold for my mom this past March for $1G to a mechanic, had over 283k miles and he was happy to buy it. The Corolla is my DIY inspiration.

@selassiecru8667

2 жыл бұрын

U sold the antique....I have 5 Corolla....2000 1996..1998...1984..and Betssie..rear wheel driven..don't remember the year...I will comment the year soon

Possibly the most reliable car ever produced...when properly maintained.

@danh2134

4 жыл бұрын

Too bad they rust up and come apart in the Midwest , engine and trans are top notch

@rightlanehog3151

4 жыл бұрын

@@danh2134 Krown Rustproofing will solve that problem. My 15 year old Canadian 'Corolla' has a perfectly solid body to go along with the top notch mechanical components.

@danh2134

4 жыл бұрын

@@rightlanehog3151 unfortunately here in the Midwest rustproofing is seen as a "add on dealership scam" even as an after market service . I have worked on cars with that rubber like film undercoat that still rusts under it.

@robertbell525

4 жыл бұрын

With all the salt they use, rust is inevitable. All you can do is delay it.

@roadiemort3589

4 жыл бұрын

@@danh2134 I use an oil base, soak it every year, the others just dry out and salt gets in behind. You cheap bastards can do the oiling themselves, check out Sweet Project Cars on youtube for demo.

Please post an update when the repair is completed! Enquiring minds want to know!!

@ToyotaMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

video coming in few hours

It is really enjoyable to watch how patient and careful you are. Hope you film the completed repairs.

@ToyotaMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

when I have extra time , I do

Had one of these a few years ago blew the hose on the back of the water pump housing and cooked it to point where smoke was coming out under the bonnet (hood for you Americans) I thought is was stuffed let it cool down changed the hose and it went for another 5 or so years. What an amazing little engine one of the best Toyota made in my humble opinion.

@ToyotaMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

amazing engine

Those 1.8 non vvti engines must be the most reliable engine ever made 👌

@ToyotaMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

possible

@neilmurphy845

4 жыл бұрын

Yah you can't kill them

Very good information. I own a 1994 toyota and it runs beautifully

@ToyotaMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Good to hear!

Scotty Kilmer have to love this channels TOYOTAAAAS

Many thanks for your classes/lectures in Toyotas and all that detailed information we never get from most mechanics. We, Floridians, need you to open a shop here. Regards to you and your family. Many thanks again for your videos.

That 23 year old car has less rust than my 23 month old car here in the northwoods of Wisconsin. You guys in Cali should feel guilty about how easy you have it while working on rustless vehicles!lol!

@keijimorita1849

4 жыл бұрын

I moved out of CA twice. Regretted it both times. Happily back in CA!

@rayemanuel7460

3 жыл бұрын

It is very expensive to live here and everybody I know complains incessantly about it. That being said, I love the beautiful year round weather and the fact that a car can literally last 25 years here and have no rust. In 40 years of owning a car here, I have never even noticed a spec of rust on any of the cars I have owned.

Wow. It is amazing that a/c compressor did not fall out

@selassiecru8667

2 жыл бұрын

Hoses and other components was holding it....belt also...it won't fall...jus not rotate... evenly

Thank You T M ! I've been a subscriber for a long time and I must say you've come a such a long way. I'ts good to see you doing so well. Fabulous TOYOTA'S FOREVER !

Excellent detailed inspection! Clear concise information explained perfectly. Have a Great Weekend Brother.

2:48 Looks like the idler pulley is out of alignment

@jamesplotkin4674

4 жыл бұрын

It is attached to the same bracket as the A/C compressor and that bracket is what came loose. I've worked on Toyota and those bolts are very tight. Someone along the line has done work in that area and didn't use Locktite and tighten those bolts properly.

Wow. I've never seen those bracket bolts back out on their own. That's bizzare.

@jamesplotkin4674

4 жыл бұрын

They don't. Someone was in there and didn't know what they're doing.

Hi there...very helpful video. I was almost close to have that problem on my Corolla Station Wagon a year ago. Those bolts have a tendency to get loose. On my case the one behind AC compr. get loose but only a couple of treads and head hit the compressor a little bit. I just retightened again. My station wagon is still my daily driving with 171k on the clock. Those car are so much well build. Greetings.

Gosh, they don't make these 1997 Corollas like they used to.

@Duraputer

4 жыл бұрын

You are correct, they don't make 1997 Corollas at all anymore. 👍

@rightlanehog3151

4 жыл бұрын

@@Duraputer Who knows, there are so many variations of the Corolla across the world it might still be in production somewhere.

@johnlacourse9598

4 жыл бұрын

ROTFL

@youngb1ood

4 жыл бұрын

I still have my 2000 corolla. 370000km or 230000 miles

@rightlanehog3151

4 жыл бұрын

@@youngb1ood If you are in Canada I hope you have been rustproofing it. Nothing is sadder than a solid engine and transmission surrounded by a rotten body.

bought my 3rd camry le about a yur ago its a 2011. also had a 87 toyota 4x4 with a 22re in it manual trans. i guess im a toyota guy huh?? LOL love them!!

I bought a 1998 8 years ago for $700..had to change the starter..that's it ..besides brakes, exhaust etc..normal stuff..grrreat little car

Yet again fantastic and interesting vlog in great detail keep up the good hard work 🚗👍

@ToyotaMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, will do!

She'll live to fight another day. Mystery solved.

Have been watching and commenting on mostly gen 3 v6 4 Runner and trucks with same or similar parts\ issues .Also have this car but 2000 model.learn a lot from watching ,so thanks

@ToyotaMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

my pleasure

I gots 2010 Corolla with the 1.8 vvt engine auto trans We got it new in 2011, it's My wife's car , My wife drives 120miles 3days a week plus around town here , car's got 279000.0miles with zero troubles !! Only use Mobil1 full syn 5w20 n toyo filters it's got one of those cartridge filters!!

@rightlanehog3151

4 жыл бұрын

What is your oil change interval?

For shareing.Do ask questions sometimes but won't any more.between time spent working on the toyotas and KZread ,expecting answers to questions is to much .thanks again & take care.

At 4 minutes I love what he says "we have a problem" but he forgot to say Houston LOL

Cool video, But yes a few bolts and belts and he'll be good as New!

Gidday Peter great channel mate keep up the exellant work And you have a good day also Cheers from Australia

@ToyotaMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the visit

Have a great day my friend ....

Same thing happened to my 93 Corolla DX years ago except my tensioner pulley seized, drove that baby to 276k

@jamesplotkin4674

4 жыл бұрын

So, not really the SAME thing, right?

@selassiecru8667

2 жыл бұрын

Wheres that baby now?

@jimmyjimjims7483

2 жыл бұрын

@@selassiecru8667 Probably a pepsi can somewhere lol, now I have a 94 Corolla DX with 187k I picked up for $850. Love the 1.8L with 4 speed auto overdrive

@selassiecru8667

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimmyjimjims7483 u wicket bastard...u scrap the Corolla 😭😥😓😥😭😭😭 Happy u purchase another.... remember...if u selling .....message me 🥇 first THANK GOD FOR U 🙏🏿

@selassiecru8667

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimmyjimjims7483 also bless up the family...stay safe😷

It’s sad when some people can’t do just routine maintenance. Too many other things to do other than just OPENING YOUR HOOD and looking around.

@rightlanehog3151

4 жыл бұрын

Some people don't deserve a Corolla.

Top radiator hose he called it a pipe, from the sounds of his voice he must have smoking a lot of pipes maybe including a crack pipe... hence pipe comes to mind🤣🤣🤣

best car i ever had till someone ran into it total 325.000 miles on it ran great i miss it

I would still be taking good care of my car at 200k miles...why doesnt anybody else?? My friend has a truck with over 200k and it was a nice truck when he got it, but he just lets it go...just because its a high mileage truck...it just baffles me that people dont bother taking decent care of something just because its older and has higher miles...

@Hangstaz

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, old cars with high mileage are good cars also.

You should also suggest to them to change timing belt. although it is not an interference engine, it would still be a hassle to have to tow it for that reason.

... You Are A Wonderful Person ...

I'm still driving my 93 Honda Accord. Very similar engineering to the Yotas.

@ToyotaMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

thanks for sharing

I will be interested to see if the bolts were just not tight enough when the compressor was replaced (the compressor looks new), or if the bolts actually pulled the threads out of the block and the block will have to be re-tapped to accommodate the bolts.

I'm not sure if you know what ASMR is but you're unintentionally amazing at it. If you had an ASMR channel I feel like it would do really well.

@ToyotaMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe one day!

@rappeezy

4 жыл бұрын

@@ToyotaMaintenance I'll subscribe right away :)

It's still highly demanded model in Pakistan..

Beautiful car.

Overheated and "blew the hose"? That sounds completely bogus. What is likely, is that the head gasket has or will soon fail as a result of overheating. Or the cylinder head is warped or cracked now. So this baby will likely soon be in the junk yard. Someone either forgot to torque those compressor bolts or forgot to put them in altogether. That hose looks awfully short and the clamps are wrong design. But thanks for the video. These were reliable car, albeit now considered caskets on wheels.

Hi, a great video. Where is your workshop???

Thank you for the info

@ToyotaMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

You bet

A cliff hanger repair video!

I am a New Subscriber. Where does Toyota Maintenace is located? Thank You.

Dear Sir. I saw a question without answer in another video when searching for my own Corolla 1998 problem. Why the click. click. and no cranking and no start engine problem ONLY when HOT weather starts and our cars seat under that terrible heat. Today, when I attempted to move my car to a shady place it did not start and after knocking the starter with a hammer, checking the battery posts, moving the start relay to clean the contacts(I could not pull it out) I finally seated on the car i start bouncing the car several times and then I turn the key and IT DID START ! Years ago ( maybe was summer also?) I was told the car needed a new water pump.... however, my car continued working fine without it, just because I do not trust mechanics. Many thanks in advance.

What a great guy. Wish we could clone you. Lol. Well done!

These cars are great

Can you show us the actual repair?

@ToyotaMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

no time to film , sorry

That’s amazing!

@ToyotaMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

yes

im 45 seconds into the video. This car has not been even close to mechanically maintained...Rust free so it will still last forever.

You must be like the Maytag repairman. The shop has spider webs waiting for customers. Your last customer before this guy was some dude named Scotty in 1994. You never saw that car again. It's only needed gas ever since.

2011Toyota Corolla spits and sputters rough idles , but not all the time comes and goes. Replaced Spark plugs , replaced coils , Check fuel pump fixing to replace 02sensors. Tonight on way home from work it Overheated so the says impossible wasn't drove more then 7 mins as it read thatIstoppedthe vehicle got out and felt pressure cap was Cold reservoir was low tho.filled it up drove it home no problems overheating. Sluggish to climb hill still goes in limp mode.Could theses be a bad fuel in injector symptoms. ?

@Patches700

10 ай бұрын

Note the only code this car has ever thrown is cylinder 1 misfire

213k is nothing for these cars. 500k is a realistic number. These little cars are tough as hell.

I like your accent. What nationality are you by chance?

@rightlanehog3151

4 жыл бұрын

Czech.

HI BRO IN COROLLA WHICH ENGINE IS BEST PETROL OR DIESEL AND WHICH YEAR ( GENERATION ) IS BEST THANKS

Sabatoge perhaps?

@samsung5181

4 жыл бұрын

So True, the ac compressor was dangling by the engine bay's gunk.

Toyota Corolla 1zz is there any overheating after changing the top gasket

Hey I'm having trouble with rain water leaking in my 1998 Toyota corolla it's slightly wet between the back seat area

What is the solution what will be the 4th of the overeating 1zz engine

I wanna see a Scotty Kilmer collab please! 😁😁😁😁🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Were are you located and what is the name of your business? I am in California myself and I would love to bring my Toyota to you.

213,000miles…pfffft…just barely run in.

Nice

If the thermostat sticy the fan don't come on thermo is on intake on lower of engine will ruin engine thermo not on top hose ..

How could the bolts come loose? Did someone do a bit of dodgy DIY?

I have the same engine 7A-FE in my 1994 Celica and it burns and leaks oil. Why is Toyota considered reliable? Or is this because the previous owner installed an LPG system in the car which destroyed the valve seals? I see especially a lot of smoke when I accelerate after coming down a hill, If i shift to neutral on downhill, then no smoke on acceleration.

@davidhayter8516

3 ай бұрын

Hi, I have a 1994 7A-FE. They are busy little engines and they do blow a bit of blue smoke and do leak here and there, now they are getting older. Mine has 200k on the clock and is 30 years old but works perfectly apart from a few oil leaks and as you mentioned blue smoke on acceleration and going up hills and under load. This is usually caused by valve stem guides being worn. Not much to worry about. As long as your compression is within limits (about 180). Gaskets will fail and leaks then happen but remember these cars are over 20 years old, most with hundreds of thousands of miles on them and they are still going. Mine blows a bit of blue smoke, leaks a bit of oil, but I’d still drive it around Australia without a second thought. Bloody thing is a tank.

FFS went to the end of the video. How could you miss that? The compressor must of been making a hua of a noise before the belt got out of there.

Well.....what happened?

'There's yerrr problem!'

Where is your location

Interesting! I wonder if that happened during the collision

Head Gasket?

This is an obvious find and unfortunately an un skilled person just didn’t torque the bolts down. This is a clear example why you should have professionals maintaining your vehicles.

😃👍

@ToyotaMaintenance

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Dump it , best days are long gone ,,,