Is the 00272-sllc2 or 00272-1llac the right coolant for 2006 corolla?
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The sllc2 (super long life coolant ) - do not add water. This is already a 50/50 mix if in US. From the Manual: 2006 Corolla COOLING SYSTEM Total capacity, L (qt., Imp. qt.): 1.8 L 4&#8722;cylinder (1ZZ&#8722;FE) engine 6.5 (6.9, 5.7) 1.8 L 4&#8722;cylinder (2ZZ&#8722;GE) engine 6.7 (7.0, 5.9) Coolant type: "Toyota Super Long Life Coolant" is used in your Toyota vehicle at factory fill. In order to avoid technical problems, only use "Toyota Super Long Life Coolant" or similar high quality ethylene glycol based non&#8722;silicate, non&#8722;amine, non&#8722;nitrite, and non&#8722;borate coolant with long&#8722;life hybrid organic acid technology. (Coolant with long&#8722;life hybrid organic acid technology is a combination of low phosphates and organic acids.) Do not use plain water alone. Please contact your Toyota dealer for further details.
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I have a 2010 Corolla and it works great on it. The best thing I have ever used.
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Harrison, The correct lug nut for this wheel on your Corolla is a 12mmx1.5 Spline Acorn Lug Nut. Although we do not offer them for sale on Amazon, you may be able to source them from your local auto parts store. Thank you, BWT
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Yes, I have a '10 5.7L Challenger and this is what it takes. Also I use it in my '12 JGC 3.6L. Most Chrysler engines take this, prior to 2013. The 2013 models take the purple OAT coolant. The bottle you are asking about (P/N 68048953AB) is the pink HOAT coolant. The best thing to do is check your owners manual. Purple OAT Coolant: MOPAR P/N 68163848AA Model Years 2013 Forward Pink HOAT Coolant: MOPAR P/N 68048953AB Model Years 2000 to 2012
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I am sorry I have no idea about that. You should ask the seller specifically. I have used it for Toyota Corolla 2011 LE.Thank you.
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I have two of these and they work very well. Not sure about the 02cool model.
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Your FRAM applications can be found here:http://www.framcatalog.com/Application.aspx?b=FAccording to this it is the correct one for the 2011 Corolla.
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Works in pretty much any modern cooling system. Make sure your vehicle can at least idle without overheating! Follow the instructions exactly
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Yes this works on a 1996 toyota corolla 1.6 liter. These are awesome and so easy to put on the car. Very happy with them on my Corolla.
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I drive a corolla and it fits fine. Not sure of the difference between the two.
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Glass. Do know you need a relay fuse and either make a switch or buy the $200 signal arm for the corolla S. Unless you have a S. Any other version of the car like my LE would need those parts as well too make them work.
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Yes your Corolla uses 9006 for the low beams and 9005 for the high beams so this is compatible for your Corolla low beams.
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This one is for the passenger's side door. The driver's side door is definitely a different part. I installed mine on a 2004 Camry, so I can't be certain it will work for the Corolla. On my vehicle the part number was different based on whether the car was built in the US or Japan. I had to call Toyota give them my VIN and they gave me the part number and price. I then used the OEM part number to cross reference to the aftermarket actuator. Definitely a lot cheaper and has worked well.
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Check your owners manual and be sure that the car takes r-134a coolant. The owners manual should have a diagram showing you where the correct input port is for your vehicle. Since coolant is standardized and is not vehicle specific this should work with no problem.
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I have used this coolant in my 2006 X5 and it is blue liquid. I hope this helps
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I don't know, I used in 2000 4runner. It worked great. Try to see if the Toyota SST is the same for the corolla as for the 4runner.Good luck
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Toyota makes two versions of the coolant. One is full strength that you dilute to a 50:50 mixture with distilled water. The other is already diluted and you can add that directly to your coolant overflow tank. I would advise you to monitor your coolant level for a while to see if the level goes down. the best time to do this is when the engine has been allowed to cool down over night. Should you continue to lose coolant you probably have a leak. Check your oil and if it looks like brown cream you need to get that fixed asap as coolant is leaking into the engine via a bad gasket.