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1 minute ago, Squalled said:
Nice mate! Looks good. It's worth putting some spray on sealant on them too if you have any. Will stop them fading so quickly as well. I've been doing mine for the last year and a half or more and no issues with the lenses.
Thanks mate. What sealant spray do you use?
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5 hours ago, Squalled said:
The lights between ZZE122's and ZZE123's use different plugs for what ever reason. As long as you have selected headlights suitabel for AHT VIN's (South African manufactured Corolla's) you'll have no issues.
You can get the lights as a pair https://www.ozeparts.com.au/toyota/corolla-94/corolla-vin-aht/2003-03-2004-08-ze122-hatch-tab/1016347.html and it'll be well worth it especially if your current headlights have faded lenses. I purchased a set of lights from the same company a few years back and had no issues with getting them, no damage etc etc.
Thanks mate, will order from the link I posted up. I actually got the LHS replaced a year or two ago through insurance when a big stray dog ran across the road and hit my car. So yeah LHS is still looking fresh. But RHS has a crack and fogged up.
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Trying to find the RHS headlight part number for my 04 Sportivo. Need to replace it since there’s a crack.
Do you guys know if the ZZE122 headlight the same as the Sportivo ZZE123?
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I ended up getting the Michelin PS4s on the 205/50s a few weeks ago and can definitely tell they grip much more than the Bridgestones.
What tyre pressure did you have them on? The place that fitted them suggested they should be 34psi.
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11 minutes ago, Squalled said:
If you need new tyres now, I'd high recommend Michelin PS4's. They're a bit pricey but well worth it.
Yep, I'm running on stock rims. Cool thanks for the suggestion on the 205/50s. Will be needing new tyres now but I'll check out the Michelin PS4s.
Yeah will be interested to see reviews on the new RE004s when they come out.
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3 minutes ago, Squalled said:
I've seen the sump removed on an 04 and looked to be the same as my 05. I believe the Celica one is different to the Sportivo's in terms of the sensor from what I was told a while ago.
I ordered the o-ring at my local Toyota dealership the other day, should hopefully come today. Hoping that fixes the leak.
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Just checking what tyres you guys recommend for the stivo these days.
I’ve always been running on Bridgestone Potenza 195/55R16 RE003 for the past 5+ years.
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5 minutes ago, Squalled said:
Not sure if this any help mate - https://jp-carparts.com/toyota/partlist.php?maker=toyota&type=153150&cartype=6&fig=1105
You may have to contact the parts department as they will likely have a better idea.
Thanks mate, yeah I've seen that too and couldn't see the Oil Level Sensor part in the diagram. Maybe not all Sportivos has the same sump fitted?
I just found this site http://general.toylexparts.com/corolla/158340/zze122r-ghmgkn/0/018/2/8401/844882a/89491A which shows the sensor - Figure: 89491A - Part#: 8949360010
Hoping this is the right part - will be dropping by Bursons to see if it's the right one
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Hi guys,
I have a 2004 Corolla Sportivo and I'm looking at replacing the Engine Oil Level Sensor (part that is connected to the oil pan) since there is oil leaking from the screw which I believe may be the O-Ring / Gasket that is causing the leak.
I've been trying to search online for the part number for the O-Ring or even the part itself, and I can't find it anywhere. I was hoping someone would be able to help me out.
Cheers
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Hi All,
I was about to replace my brake pads today and was going to lube the slider pins. When I attempted to remove one of the slider pin's from the caliper by pulling the boot cover (which is my mistake) instead of just sliding out the pin from the boot cover, the boot cover ripped off.
Do you guys know if the boot cover can be replaced or would I have replace the caliper?
I may have found the part which is part# is 47775-50010.
Has anyone had to replace the slider pin boot cover before?
Thanks.
layzie
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Hi.
I've had my corolla for about 5 years now and Ive never changed the spark plugs. Is there a specific type/fitting for my 96 corolla? I was looking at getting a bosch or ngk?
Thanks
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Hey Everyone. I haven't been here since 2010-2011? LOL
Anyway I'm looking for a slimline window visor for my 2004 Sportivo.
Any ideas where I can get them?
Cheers
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Just bought the Century NS40ZLSX and its too high for the brackets. Ill have a look at the Bosch ones. Dont know why its so hard to find a battery for the sportivo >.<
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doesnt it matter which battery i use, as long as it fits in the tray or somehow make adjustments to fit it in the tray?
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WOW haven't posted here in yearssss! LOL
I've had my 2004 sprotivo since 2007 and I believe it still has its factory battery.
I'm looking to get a new battery, probably a century high performance or high performance.
I went to supercheap auto yesterday and they said they don't stock batteries for my stivo. I even checked their book with the lists of batteries and surprisingly enough corolla sportivo or zze123 isnt even listed.
Does anyone know which model battery to get?
Cheers
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I changed oil to Penrite HPR 30 20W-60 oil today. Lets see if that would stop the disappearing oil
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ahh sorry about that, i was using my iphone and pressed submit 3 times coz it wasnt loading.
just checked and it doesnt actually have a washer in the sump plug. Last time i changed oil was with a mechanics.
All the shops are closed now and cant get a washer and my car is in the garage still draining oil.
Do i really need the washer?
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Hey guys about to change oil what is the size of the washer for oil sump? Is it necessary to replace it? Btw this is for a sportivo
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Hey guys about to change oil what is the size of the washer for oil sump? Is it necessary to replace it? Btw this is for a sportivo
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Hey guys about to change oil what is the size of the washer for oil sump? Is it necessary to replace it? Btw this is for a sportivo
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Im changing oil on my sportivo this weekend. Ive always been using castrol magnatec 10W-40. Anyone recommend any better oil? And what viscosity should we be using on the sportivo? The book does say 5W-30, but ive been reading through the posts and some use 10W-40, 5W-30 or 5W-40
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Ok im going to change oil this weekend, going to use 20W-50 castrol gtx2 and add some additive to see if that will stop my car from losing oil.
I also noticed that when the car is idling around 700RPM or less that is when the oil pressure light begins to flash
2004 RAV4 Scissor Jack Points with Running Board
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Hi all,
I have a 2004 Rav4 with the running boards/side steps fitted. I'm planning to replace the brake pads however I noticed that the jack points to use the scissor jack is covered by the running board/side step.
Is there a spot where I can position the scissor jack with running boards fitted?
Thanks.