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Are you having problems with your 1994 Toyota Corolla? Let our team of motoring experts keep you up to date with all of the latest 1994 Toyota Corolla issues & faults. We have gathered all of the most frequently asked questions and problems relating to the 1994 Toyota Corolla in one spot to help you decide if it's a smart buy.
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If it hasn't been changed before it's long overdue, on time and on mileage. Toyota service specialists recommend changing every 100,000 km and/or five years, and the risk is too great to ignore the recommendation.
The tyres she has bought in the past are very cheap ones and I would suggest she should look at a better quality tyre, such as a Michelin the next time if she wants better mileage. She could also have the alignment checked to make sure all is in order in that area as well.
We haven't done a report on the EA Corolla, but will put it on the list. Generally, the Corolla is a well-built, trouble-free car. But they are now getting up in miles, so you can anticipate problems occurring. Carefully check for signs of a crash -- there's every chance of a crash on a car of that age. Check for a service record, particularly for evidence of cam belt changes.