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Toyota Corolla Sportivo 2004 pre-facelift (no RWC, REG, plates - not running). One owner from brand new. Never been in accident, (has chips, scrapes etc from use) - original glass etc. This car has been taken care of. Good condition for age and kilometres. No rips in seats or carpet. Everything works except the engine. Engine has spun its main bearings, lift NOT working, engine NOT running, engine does NOT turn over / start, no oil. Approx 373,000klm. Pictures: https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/derrimut/cars-vans-utes/toyota-corolla-sportivo-2004-pre-facelift-no-rwc-reg-plates-not-r/1236948872 Will not separate. Buyer must pick up car at own expense. To be sold without RWC, no REG and without Number Plates. No swaps/trades, no texts, no test pilots, no low ballers/dreamers, no s/a comments please. Scammers will be identified. Genuine enquires only please. $2,500 CASH: Located approximately ~15klm North-West of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 3023. • Vehicle Make/Model: Toyota Corolla Sportivo Hatch ZZE123 Pre-facelift • Build Date: April 2004, Plant Z51, South Africa • Australia Compliance Date: August, 2004 • Owner(s): One owner, bought new from Josh Sady Cars Sales Pty Ltd, Essendon • Colour: Silver Metallic, 199 • VIN Number: AHT 54ZXXX XXXXXXXX • Engine Number: 2ZZ01XXXXX • Engine Type: ZZE123 VVTiL 1.8litre 141kw • Transmission Type: 6 Speed Manual • Katashiki: ZZE123R-XXXXXX Note: • Complete Books and Service History from Toyota - most accessories and options are Toyota genuine fitted when vehicle was new. Come with keys from factory. Does NOT come with remote keys. Other: • Four Bridgestone EP300 195/55R17 87V tyres installed Dec 2018. Has well over 80% tread • New clutch installed June 2018, no issues, gearbox does not crunch since I owned it • RDA grooved and drilled front rotors installed Jan 2018, good condition. Rear has slotted DBA. REMSA pads. Motul DOT 5.1 performance brake fluid full flush. • Replaced tow bar assembly with Hayman Reese Unit 01903 (only used a few times – new) ~Jan 2018. • Alternator has been reconditioned Jun 2018. Also has: • Genuine Toyota Corolla Sportivo Chrome Pedals • Genuine Toyota Corolla Sportivo Dash Mat • Genuine Toyota Corolla Sportivo Front and Rear floor mats • Genuine Toyota Corolla Sportivo Rear Parking Sensors • CAR BRA (not in good condition, still usable) Additionally it comes with: • COMPLETE - FULL MING AFTERMARKET PACK – complete documentation included • Enviroshield Paint Finish Protection • Carpet and Fabric Protection • Leather and Vinyl Protection • Sound Deadening and Dust Sealing • RustStopper Electronic Rust Prevention • StealStopper Security System Alarm Upgrade • Titanium Tint Windows (Darkest Legal Tint) -
Hello all, my rear sunshade button popped in (under the aircon) on my aurion 2010 sportivo zr6 and I had to pull the centre console up in order to get to it and push it back into place. I noticed that upon lifting it up a black wire not connected to anything and just asking around to make sure something isn't unplugged. There are the two white clip plugs and it's on the same wire group going up to the 12v power outlet behind the gearstick and infront of the centre glovebox. I didn't take a picture when I had it out but I've attempted to take some just lifting it up a bit without re-taking it all off (refer to 3 images below, inside of the unconnected wiring, showing the cable group via side photo and top location of those wires). I figured it might be a spare port for additions just above the power outlet but wanted to double check. Cheers! (Please excuse the mess) -
Hi everyone Well it looks like it's finally time to replace the original clutch. I'd like to keep everything Toyota genuine OEM and would love to hear from anyone who might know some info I'm after: Part number of genuine OEM clutch Best place to purchase genuine OEM clutch Best place in Sydney to install Thanks in advance :) -
So I have started to face this issue of sluggish/slow acceleration with my 2ZZ-GE AE80, I changed the fuel pump, spark plugs, cleaned lift solenoid but same issue persisted. I went from 97RON to 92RON fuel for some reason and all of a sudden the car does not hesitate during acceleration, what can be the problem. Car used to have popping sound from exhaust before there was this issue. Note: Water temp goes to 101ish and 2zz knocks due to 92RON while it never knocks or temperature never goes above 100C on 97 RON. -
Hi guys (Lift issues on 2ZZ VVTLi) Need some help in Melbourne sourcing a mechanic who actually knows there way around a 2ZZ VVTLi engine (Corolla Sportivo)? I went to my Toyota Dealer (been going there for over a decade) and my engine was leaking oil. The following list is the work they carried out in order to fix the oil leaks. The oil leak was fixed (and it cost me an arm so far), but now my car will NOT hit lift. They have had two goes at it, but they do not know why it won’t hit lift blaming anyone but themselves. What could be the issue of why lift is not engaging and could you please recommend a reputable mechanic who has previously fixed these issues and has experience with the 2ZZ VVTLi engine in Melbourne. The work which was carried out: · Removed timing case and cylinder head assembly · Replaced all seals and gaskets · Replaced head gasket and retorqued cylinder head · Replaced VRS gasket set and rocker cover gasket · Replaced all fluids
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Welcome, and cheers for viewing my build thread! I bought this car in May '15 and didn't really plan on doing any mods to it, but as we all know, things often don't stay standard for very long. I've always liked these cars, so when I finally had the chance to buy one I opted for this '06 SX6 Sportivo model. It came with 18" TRD wheels, but apart from that it was all stock. It's not very often you see modified Aurions here in New Zealand so it leaves people wondering what the hell it is, while still blending in as a family sedan at the same time. The car now wears 19x9.5" Vertini Magic concave wheels, along with an array of other mods that contribute to the overall look of the build. This post will stay updated with the most recent mods & photos, but the rest from post #2 onward are in chronological order. So far the spec list is as follows: Engine: * Stock 2GR-FE V6 3500cc 24v Dual VVT-i engine. * Custom made 3" cold air intake setup. * Simota extra long pod filter behind LH fog light. * Potent Booster throttle controller. * Aurion 2012+ GSV50 full metal VVT-i oil line. * Aurion 2012+ GSV50 full metal oil cooler line. * TRD style billet aluminium oil cap. * Custom bronze carbon fiber wrapped engine cover. * Large 2L polished aluminium oil catch tank. Exterior: * Aftermarket ducktail roof spoiler. * Carbon fiber bumper lip extension. * Aftermarket colour coded reversing camera. * Aftermarket concealed front bumper camera. * Genuine Toyota optional towbar & wiring. * Genuine Toyota optional weathershields/monsoons. * 35% opacity window tint. * Bodykit Kingdom headlight eyelids. * CREE LED headlight, park light and fog light bulbs. * Chrome trim around fog light surrounds. * Aftermarket red 'Heat Emblem' in Toyota boot badge. * Aurion 2012+ GSV50 'AURION' 1-piece rear boot badge. * 2009+ Toyota Landcruiser Prado 'V6 Dual VVT-i' sticker. * 'V6 24 VALVE' stickers on rear doors. * Aftermarket Japanese Mitsuba Alpha dual front horns. * Lexus GS450h engine bay horn for factory alarm system. * Personalized license plates - 00 01 00. * Facelift Aurion extra-long license plate bracket. * Carbon wrapped Euro style license plate frames. * Smoked vinyl wrapped lower tail light sections. * LED rear bumper reflectors. Interior: * Eonon GA5164F Android GPS/USB/Bluetooth headunit. * Aftermarket Bluetooth mic mounted in roof console. * Genuine Toyota optional LED blue footwell lights. * Toyota Blade Master G leather steering wheel. * Lexus IS-F genuine Magnesium working paddle shifters. * Genuine Toyota optional carbon fibre steering wheel logo insert. * Custom bronze carbon fibre wrapped centre console. * Custom bronze carbon fibre wrapped A/C controls. * Aurion ZR6 silver door trim and chrome handles. * Chrome trim around silver dashboard inserts. * Aurion Grande carpeted centre boot trim. * Genuine Toyota optional rubber moulded boot tray. * Aftermarket 6x9 to 6.5" front speaker adapter pods. * Lexus GS450h Mark Levinson 6.5" front speakers. * Aftermarket white LED door courtesy light units. * Aurion Grande auto dimming rear-view mirror. * Valentine One radar mirror mount & hardwire kit. * Novatek A118 HD dashcam concealed behind mirror. * UltraGauge OBDII display unit (speed, RPM, temps etc). * Altezza aluminium footrest pedal (to match OEM pedals). * Carbon fiber dash vent surrounds. Wheels/Suspension: * 19"x9.5" (32p) Vertini Magic Concave alloy wheels. * 225/40/19 tyres (front) & 235/35/19 tyres (rear). * Rolled rear fenders. * Rays chrome wheel nuts and lock nuts. * SPC 17mm front camber bolts. * SPC 15mm rear camber bolts. * Znoelli dimple drilled/slotted rotors front & rear. * Bendix GCT stealth brake pads. * PBR brake calipers painted red. * Dobi Sport SL springs (front), King Spring SL springs (rear). * Aftermarket shocks & swaybar links. * Alutec aluminium front strut brace.
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sportivo 2004 Corolla Sportivo, change clutch
Sport1vo posted a topic in Corolla / Corolla Sportivo Club
This is for the 2003/2004 pre-facelift Toyota Corolla Sportivo (6 speed manual). When the clutch is replaced, does the exhaust get moved and/or loosen in order to have the work done. I am aware that gearbox has to be removed and reassembled, refit the drive shaft and wheels, but what about elements of the exhaust? Reason why I am asking, is that I just had a new clutch installed on my stivo (by a highly regarded clutch and brakes shop in Melbourne), and for some reason when i drove off, which started as a small, and then ended up being a large squeaking noise coming from underneath the car. I suspect its the exhaust. Cheers -
G'day everyone! Never thought after many years I'd be back behind the wheel of a Toyota but what do you know it's all come full circle. After having a gold 2007 Aurion Sportivo ZR6 for a few years. Old Members Ride Here! I said farewell to the TOCAU community and since then I'd gone down the european path with a Mk5 Golf GTI, then down the Subaru owners path with a 2005 Liberty Sedan and now since all those cars became money pits. I'm back to good 'ol reliable town with a 2005 Camry Sportivo MCV36R! It's good to be back behind the wheel of a Toyota once more! :D Bought in March 2018. Toyota Camry Sportivo V6 MCV36R Approx 224,000km on the clock. 5spd Manual Transmission. Completely bone stock (this is something I would like to change a bit. Maybe just give the car a bit of a more meaty sound with the exhaust. Nothing too major.) except the radio which it came with a Kenwood Single DIN but I've since installed a full Android Double DIN based unit in it. (I can't live without my GPS. I'm horrible like that!) Definitely gonna get myself more active on here again back like the old days! I also realised I only have the one photo of it so far. So i'll fix that in the coming days. But for now. Have a backside shot. :P
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Hey guys, Was wondering if I could drop a question about the C-One Motorsport rear wing tips / garnishes that are discontinued, and whether they still pop up on ebay or such. I'm from the UK and am looking to do a Runx (zze123) rear end conversion, and finding a pair of wing tips to go with the spoiler would be great. Cheers, Sam (resonanceuk)
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hey guys. been wanting an aurion since they first came over here. i was working at a toyota dealer in brisbane and got to go for a test ride in a presara. so was walking through the toyota dealership looking at camrys as my ute had blown an engine. when a aurion sitting the corner of the lot caught my eye. had only just come in that day and the sales guy didnt know anything about it. sat in it and test drove it and fell in love. so now i am the proud owner of a 2016 aurion sportivo. got it in early january this year and am loving it. been a holden and nissan man all my life but this car has really blown me away. bit of a long story but thought i would share the special moment hahaha
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So i have a 04 sportivo corolla, pretty low kms 119,000 kms, it drives nice but i want some more power, have put injen cold air intake in and an exedy heavy duty clutch ( was having some issues with clutch before hand) does anyone have some ideas for a bit more response and power without having to turbo or supercharge it? Also a mechanic said i should avoid changing 1st and 2nd in 8000kms+ does this sound about right? I don't really thrash this car but when i want to put my foot down i definatly want more response in the lower rev range, and more overall power. Thanks guys -
hi guys ive been a long time lurker of this forum since i purchased a 2005 corolla sportivo. it's been approximately 2 months since my lift stopped working and i've spent nearly $2000 with still no luck and i'm getting really desperate. i have tried almost everyone suggestion here on this forum and other websites with no luck. would really appreciate if you took the time to read and help me out. when i purchased the car it was running perfectly. it was on 160k kms and clutch felt good, the car felt very responsive and lift kicked in really hard. fast forward a month later i noticed it was leaking oil. it was a small oil leak and i took it to a mechanic to fix it for me right away. he told me it was a timining case oil leak and he replaced the timing case gasket, rocker cover gasket, crankshaft ceil, manifold gasket and exhaust gasket. also put in a new radiator and water pump. now he also told me he couldnt find a rocker cover gasket as toyota had none available and it would be a minimum 2 week wait to order from overseas. i said that's fine.. but he called me the next day saying he found one and the car was ready. sounded fishy? but whatever, i took my car for a spin and it felt like ****. big flatspot in acceleration under 4k rpm and the lift didnt kick in. sometimes it would but it was really weak. no sort of 'kick', just a smooth transition. i read on a separate post to: - Check Lift bolts. Very common on the preface lift 03/04 models for them to wear down quicker, although the design has since been corrected. - Check oil level, make sure your engine has enough oil. - Check the VVTLi solenoid as the filter/screen inside of it can get clogged and cause lift to not engage, see below: so i replaced lift bolts. no luck. i did an engine flush and changed the oil. no luck. however i realised the oil level light stays on for about 5 seconds when i turn the car on then it turns off. not sure if that's normal or if i haven't noticed that before? cleaned out the ocv solenoid screen. it was abit sticky. still no luck. So everything sort of went to **** after i got the car back from fixing the oil leak. would really appreciate some suggestions because it's been 2 months and it's really bugging me and i'm getting really desperate. i've taken it to about 5 mechanics who have absolutely no clue what could be wrong. -
Seeing as I haven't introduced her yet, meet Niko Niko! Or Niko or NiNi for short. It's a weird name but here me out. Toyota is a Japanese brand (obviously) Niko/Niko Niko is the Japanese word for Smile/Smiley The Aurion always looks like it's got a smile on it's face I'm also Asian and what some might call a "Weeaboo" Anyway, this is my car and she is very fast considering she looks like what a grandparent would drive. I've owned this car for a short time (Less than a month) and it's honestly one of the best purchases I've made! I love it, my friends love it! Commodore drivers hate it and that's okay with me! I'm not sure where I want to go with this car (in terms of build) I was thinking something that I could bring to meetups and have it turn a few heads so if there's anyone within that department let me know!
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Hey everybody Im currently in need of a stock or sports Toyota Corolla Sportivo Exhaust. Not the whole system but mainly just for the muffler. If anybody based in Sydney has one in stock and is no longer in need of the exhaust. Please PM me. Admin delete if not allowed. Thanks guys! -
Hey guys, Im currently looking for any recommendations on where is the best place to get lowered springs or coilovers for a 2005 Toyota Corolla Levin. I see on Ebay and they go for 1000k+ in which is out of my budget range as which I am only 17. Ive been thinking on getting Kings Lowered Springs for a while but deep in my mind I still want some coilovers. If anybody has an idea or is selling what I need above. Please contact me. Your help would mean a lot! Cheers.
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Hey guys, Just wondering what is the best kind of aftermarket Headunit that is compatible for a Toyota Corolla ZZE122R, Price can range from a low cheap of $30 all the way to $500 if its worth it. Also in need of a facia kit too! Cheers fellas.
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Item: XV30 Camry Sportivo Steering wheel Location: South Eastern suburbs, Melbourne, Vic Website: N/A Item Condition: Flawless Reason for Selling: Cleaning out spare room, surplus to needs Price and Payment conditions: $50, cash on pick up or pay pal Any additional information: Flawless condition, never got around to using it Shipping: local Pick up or Postage at buyers expense Pictures: See attached pics Contact Details: PM on here *********************************** Item: XV40 Aurion King SL springs Location: South Eastern suburbs, Melbourne, Vic Website: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/332228141067?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 Item Condition: Used condition Reason for Selling: Cleaning out spare room, surplus to needs Price and Payment conditions: $200 cash on pick up Any additional information: No longer needed, returning to stock, getting ready to sell Shipping: local Pick up Pictures: See ebay link Contact Details: PM on here or contact via ebay -
Hey everyone, new to the corolla scene here, i've owned a 2005 Corolla Ascent Hatch ZZE122R for around a year now and was just wondering if it is possible to modify it and make it look nice and unique in a way? you know like the usual, body kit, exhaust, wheels, suspension setup and if worth it, some performance parts. I'm not sure whether the car is compatible with the usual 2005 levin/sportivo parts, so it would be much appreciated if someone can help me out! Mind me if this sounds all stupid lol. Much appreciated! cheers ;)
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Hey guys, I'm new to this forum, but wanted to get some opinions on lowering my facelift levin, I was thinking superlows, but wanted to see if any of you guys have lowered your rollas/levins and could give me your opinion on what height, brands & stuff to go with, also if you have any pictures of your car if you have done so? The cheaper the option the better, keen to see some modified/lowered levins, thanks for any help guys
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Hi guys Does anyone know where I can find a cargo mat to fit my 05 Corolla Sportivo? Thought someone may be able to give me a heads up besides going thru a dealership, which I'm not sure if they would still be able to order any.
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Hi, everybody. I lost the only key to my 2006 Aurion Sportivo ZR6. It has a keyless ignition and remote doors but the driver-side door can be opened with a key. All the windows are shut and doors locked. I've gone into two different Toyota dealerships. The first one said it would cost $1600~ for two new keys. They would organise a third party to code the new keys. The second dealership said that some computer chips would have to be replaced and it would cost $3000~. So, then I called up various locksmiths around Melbourne. One locksmith said he could cut a new key and program a new remote for $600~. I told him it was keyless ignition with remote doors. He said no problem. Another locksmith said he needs the keycode number. Don't know what that is. Basically, I'm quite confused. Who is telling the truth? I don't know what to do. For this specific model of Aurion, is it possible for a non-Toyota locksmith to cut and code a new key and remote? Has anybody here experienced a similar situation, if so, how did you resolve it? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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Hi everyone I've just seen a light coloured oil stain on the garage floor, so I've checked under the car and can see the oil is dripping from the base of the gearbox. Looking closely under the bonnet it looks moist around where the gearbox oil fill hole is. Has anyone else experienced or know of this oil leak? Would be great to hear from anyone with more info and advice :)
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Hi all, New member here :) I am currently driving a 2005 Echo Sportivo and it is my first car. I love carssss Modifications that I have done: 1. Pod filter intake 2. Removed back seats for weight reduction 3. HID conversion 4. Installed a 2003 WRX bucket seat Currently planning on: 1. Lowering the car 2. Changing to 15" rims from 14" 3. Installing a High flow muffler Nice to meet you all :)
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Hi Guys, Tried to do some research but couldn't find much, does anyone on here know if its a simple task to change the side mirrors to automatically fold when my 2012 Aurion ZR6 is locked? Cheers! Edit: GSV50R -
Hi guys It's been a while but thought I would post a thread to get some expert help from current and previous owners of the mighty 2ZZGE. I noticed a couple of drops of oil on the garage floor and had my mechanic look under the car where he said he could see oil around the water pump. He said it's not an urgent fix and will more than likely stop but could come back. Well, that's exactly what happened...it went away and now it's come back. So my questions are: Is it likely that the water pump can leak oil? Has anyone else had experienced this same issue? What kind of costs would I be looking at for the OEM part and labour? Thanks in advance
