Will this work for my 2001 Toyota Corolla LE? My current part has both exit tubes on the same side that's the difference I noticed.
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I had the same situation as you where my 2000 toyota corolla started flipping a code (forgot the number). The valve had both outputs going on the same side and finding that exact model was a pain and ordering it from the dealer was not worth the cost. So I tried installing it and mounting it in the original mount area, it was too awkward to route the tubes that way as they were either too short or it would clamp up in the new awkward angle. So I just turned the module in a way that the outputs faced the tubes correctly and zip-tied the module onto the peice of metal the OEM module was originally on. Over a year has passed and I'm still driving the car on the highway with no code about the evap system. I had the same situation as you where my 2000 toyota corolla started flipping a code (forgot the number). The valve had both outputs going on the same side and finding that exact model was a pain and ordering it from the dealer was not worth the cost. So I tried installing it and mounting it in the original mount area, it was too awkward to route the tubes that way as they were either too short or it would clamp up in the new awkward angle. So I just turned the module in a way that the outputs faced the tubes correctly and zip-tied the module onto the peice of metal the OEM module was... » Read More I had the same situation as you where my 2000 toyota corolla started flipping a code (forgot the number). The valve had both outputs going on the same side and finding that exact model was a pain and ordering it from the dealer was not worth the cost. So I tried installing it and mounting it in the original mount area, it was too awkward to route the tubes that way as they were either too short or it would clamp up in the new awkward angle. So I just turned the module in a way that the outputs faced the tubes correctly and zip-tied the module onto the peice of metal the OEM module was originally on. Over a year has passed and I'm still driving the car on the highway with no code about the evap system. « Show Less
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Also for the routing is the same. The topmost valve goes to the topmost on the doorman and the valve in between the topmost and connector goes to the valve facing same side with connector on the doorman.
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This is the part we put into our '01 Corolla LE. It was slightly different, and we did have to make sense out of which hose went on which nozzle. It's been a couple of years, so I don't remember the exact configuration, but as I recall it only made sense to attach it one way.
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Which is the correct way to route it? It's rather annoying to test and find out since the drive cycle takes 150 miles to complete.
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If your 2010 Corolla has a 2.25 inlet, then yeah. I would buy an extension piece of tubing and weld the extension to your pre-existing pipe. This muffler is 16" so keep that in mind. You can also buy some clamps that'll pinch it all together, but someone could steal it or it could fall off. If you have any other questions, email me at lannet.thad@gmail.com
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Just one look for the part number as on my car each side was a bit different. Double check the part numbers you need might be the same for both side or like in my case two different ones.
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I bought this part for a 2010 Corolla and it didn't mount right. A friend of mine works for Toyota and he exchanged it for the right part.
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Yes. I purchased this to replace the passenger mirrornon my wifes 2010 corolla LE. Its a quick repair. The most difficult part for me was unplugging the original mirror harness. Also if you still have it you can remove the factory color plate from the damaged mirror to place on the new mirror because it comes with a blackcolor plate.
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Yes it will fit corolla as they have same engines and listings in Toyota part finder
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Yes man it should but its not much you might need more than one, I have a 2011 corolla and I ordered 1 and it was not enough
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I really can't answer this question. The best way to figure out if the part number is correct, is to call your local Toyota Parts Dept. Ask them for the part number and then compare with what you see for sale on Amazon. That's what I did.
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Fitted to my 1999 Toyota Corolla by using Corolla adapter faces. Check with your auto dealer or a stereo installer for the appropriate face for your vehicle.
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Yes, it does. I have Corolla 2010 LE 1.8L and it fit beautifully. Much better to buy this then pay to the dealer.
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Inot shure because my car is toyota corolla.2000.but you can check on amazon.com and type.you car and model.
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YES. I have a 2010 Corolla LE and it fits. Good Value, but there's a noticeable difference in air smell with this vs a carbon activated one, like the ATP RA-31 (B004A6JA2O)
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I used this in my 2000 Corolla which is a left-hand drive car. I do not know if this can be used for a right-hand drive car as well.
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I can only guess ..Usually this part is interchangable with most Toyotas..check the schematic for your vehicle,available on line..
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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 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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Yes tc it will work on the 2010 corolla. I did it a few months ago. All you have to do is remove the plastic around the steroid, ac controls and old aux port and use a socket extension and remove four bolts. Then pull the steroid out un plug the old aux connection and replace it with the new one and run the new cable to an area of your preference. Super easy, it sounds more detailed then it actually is.