lauschie

Bought two new toyota remotes on ebay for spares. Remotes costed $25.00 and programming costs $27.50 regardless of how many remotes you take in. Two remotes programmed usually cost $80.00 to $100.00 if dealer has to supply. Sales and Service at Frankston Toyota is awesome. Best dealership in Melbourne if not Victoria and maybe even Australia. Regards, Lauschie

Whats the noise sound like?? Read some of my posts here, we may have same problem?? Regards, Lauschie

Thanks Northy, Got two quotes from two different dealers in Melbourne,prices difference was amazing. Frankston Toyota $27.50 Chadstone Toyota $44.00 for programming remotes for a 2003 Corolla. Know where I will be going. Kind Regards, Lauschie

Got mine from a ebay seller in the states for about AU$20 that included shipping. Mine is a silver 2.5 inch antenna. Just do a seller ID search on ebay for the name shortantenna. Regards, Lauschie

Had the left one replaced on Friday after two engineers thought that too. No luck. Regards, Lauschie P.S Club Stickers how do we organise to get them??

Gday guys and girls, Has anyone got a programming guide for keyless entry remotes here. Can someone maybe tell me how to program new remotes that they work on my car?? Regards, Lauschie

Gday Danz, Shocks seem ok,car sits level and push test comes up ok too. My driving is not aggressive either.Had a thought could a centre bearing or drive shaft cause a irregular noises when driving on different types of roads and speeds?? Could a noise start at the back and move to the front?? Regards, Lauschie

Frankston Toyota is a pretty good dealer for parts and servicing. If you find a Toyota part cheaper they will match it and most time knock off another ten percent. They have one hour express servicing and you can watch your car get serviced on CCTV from the waiting area. I'll give you an overview of their handbook service costs for a Corolla. 10,000km/6mth costs $164, 20,000km/12mth costs $155,30,000km/18mth costs $164, 40,000km/24mth costs $297, 50,000km/30mth costs $164, 60,000km/36mth costs $173, 70,000km/42mths costs $164, 80,000km/48mths costs $378, 90,000km/54mths costs $164, 100,000km/60mths costs $223. Warren,Kellie, Luke and Campbell at the service area are always willing to help with any servicing problems you may have. Frankston Toyota is located at 1-4 Wells Rd,Frankston,3199 Phone:97838400 Email: www.frankstontoyota.com.au

What probs have the guys had with the shocks and what speeds and road conditions did the noise(s) start at?? Was the noise constant or only in certain speeds and conditions?? Regards, Lauschie

Best way to describe the noise is probably to say it sounds like driving with a tyre with correct pressure on one side and a tyre with low pressure on the other side. Tyres have been checked for correct pressure and are correct. Could a drive shaft noise cut in and out at certain speeds and road conditions?? Any other bearings or joints/tie rods that could cause this?? Balancing seems right and feels right and so does alignment. Steering feels good too,could the power steering pump or any else related with this cause a noise that cuts in and out?? Regards, Lauschie

Gday guys and girls, I have this strange noise coming from the left front wheel area when driving on rougher or uneven roads or when driving at 60 to 90 kms on a highway or freeway. Steering feels fine though and noise comes and goes is not constant. My mechanic at Frankston Toyota has described the noise as droaning noise from lhf wheel area and has replaced the left hand front bearing,but to no avail,as the the noise continues. The car is a 2003 Corolla Ascent hatchback.Any of you guys or girls got any other ideas what the noise?? Could the noise be coming from elsewhere and echoing through to the left front side?? Anyone else had a noise problem in a 2003 Corolla Hatchback?? Any ideas please email me at lauschie@hotmail.com Kind Regards, Lauschie

Gday guys and girls, Could somebody please tell me the best way to program central locking transmitters for a 2003 Corolla Ascent hatchback. Just bought two transmitters from ebay and know they are the right transmitters but need ideas on how to program them that they work on my car. If any of you guys or girls have ideas on how to do this please email me at lauschie@hotmail.com Kind Regards and keep rolling and rocking, Lauschie