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rolla02

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  1. Check out this site : http://www.installdr...yota-Wiring.asp It has the Camry wiring info. Don't cut the original harness, you can buy an adapter from Super cheap Auto that plugs into the Camry harness, then you join those new wires into the new Stereo wires. Works better if you solder the connections too. This tells you how to remove the dash etc. to swap over the units : http://www.installdr.com/InstallDocs/Toyota/PDF/869037.asp Cheers
  2. Hey, Got a set of 16inch Sportivo Rims. Wheels are perfect, unmarked and have Nuts and Centre Caps Tyres are no good. PM me if interested. Cheers Tim.
  3. Try US Ebay EBAY USA might get lucky
  4. guys found this on the web. its for an Echo but Corolla should be similar Fuel Filter replacement on Echo
  5. rolla02

    Rav4 Towbar

    Corolla Genuine bars only have 4 bolts, same for Camry. In fact you will find that all Toyota Genuine Bars are made by Queensland Towbars (QTB Automotive) Linkwhich is a sister company of Hayman Reese. The parent company (Trimas) LINKis based in the US and they also own Rola Roof Racks.
  6. Love it ! Black FTW. Is $21 K registered and complianced etc. ? How hard is it to get comprehensive insurance ? I saw the a next gen Caldina white/automatic with trader plates near Parramatta a month or so ago and there a few listed on Carsales.com.au. Cheers T.
  7. I read that it should be released late 2008. Any 1 got any more info ? Apparently it will be the 1.8 litre Corolla motor in Yaris body + 4 wheel discs See here : YARIS SR
  8. Yes KONI yellows will leak and do leak. :( They are rebuildable but I think the price I was quoted wasn't much less then new KONIs. I'm currently trying to decide whether to replace my KONI yellows with KONIs or KYB. The KONIs are very good compared to stock. Stock shocks have lousy rebound damping. You will notice the difference just fitting KONIs with stock springs. Cheers T.
  9. Isn't the ECU just a computer ? I would've thought turning off the ignition would reset it every time. I would think the battery would go flat sooner or later if the ECU was constantly on.
  10. Wot he said Here's a link showing an Echo in tank filter. I imagine the Rolla is very similar click here
  11. Hey Topdog ! The rear plugs need to be attacked like this : 1.Engine definitely COLD. Loosen all 3 leads by twisting and lifting. 2.Plug closest to Brake Master Cylinder remove form that side of car. Other 2 plugs from the left or centre. 3.Buy a good quality 16mm Spark Plug Socket. (probably find that it is 1/4 inch drive, so you will need a 1/4 to 1/2 inch adapter) I had problems removing the socket from the Spark Plugs. The socket would stay on the plug while the extension came out, so I taped the socket to the adapter so it all came out as 1 peice. 4. Persistence will win. Dont give up ! Cheers
  12. If you have a V6 definitely go the Platinums. They last longer than plain old plugs + thats what Toyota specify as original equipment. Just changed the plugs on my Camry V6 As above the front bank is easy, the rear a pain but can be done without removing the plenum. You just need some extensions and a universal joint for your extensions. Took me about 1 hour in total. Cheers
  13. Gen 4 have a seperate Remote for Lock/Unlock. I bought 1 about 12 months ago for $40 from Toyota Dealer. They wanted ~ $15 to program it which takes all of 15 seconds to do. After reading a thread on here I did it myself and it worked fine. New Key (which I'm told have a transponder in them) are around $80 + the cost of getting it cut. Then the Key needs to be programmed to the car which is another ~ $15. I need a new key for my Gen 4 YR 2000 Conquest so I have been ringing around for prices. I wouldn't buy off EBay unless you know the merchant. If its the wrong key any savings will quickly be wasted in postage etc. if they will accept returns. My 2cents ! Cheers
  14. Look here : ZZE122/3 Foglight wiring etc
  15. $504 is a rip. Bought mine for around $230 (Western Toyota, Guildford, Sydney) and fitted it myself. You need to take the muffler off then remove the 2 Towhooks (1 either side) It bolts on inplace of the Towhooks. Then replace muffler. If you just use it for a Bike Rack no need to get it wired up IMHO. Cheers T.
  16. Has any1 done a write up on how to replace the in tank filter in the ZZE Rollas ? Id like to see that. :D
  17. Here's some piccys of the TRD Rolla Rally Car And more here ! New TRD Rolla Rally Car
  18. Try some of the US Celica Websites 7th Gen Celica Wiring PDFs or Toyota Europe Download site Cheers
  19. Check the offset of the Rims too. Standard Offset is +45 mm
  20. It now says it Oz's 2ND Quickest Tivo. Just who is the lurvely young lassy in the Picture ? Any 1 ?
  21. I'm guessing they are the same for all ZZE122 and ZZE123. The Rolla is currently the highest selling car in OZ hence the popularity of Airbags.
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