I believed that this switch would fit my 2009 Corolla LE (VIN beginning in 1NX...) but the plug is wrong. What should I do?
640459
Can you return it? I don't know what else to tell ya. I have a 2005 and it fits.
640460
If it doesn't fit then you should try returning it. It fit my 2006 Corolla without any hitches.
1603175
Well, this installation kit will accommodate any double DIN receiver BUT it will NOT work in a 2009 Corolla! It will only work in 2003 to 2008 models.
317724
Thats what i used mine for the thermostat doesn't work so its always on as long and the plug matches you should be good...... if not go to your local hardware store and you can change it
410656
Yes. I have a Corolla 2010. This is the original spark plug that comes with the car.
1018838
Yes you need the right wiring harness and mounting kit. It fits perfectly in my 2006 Toyota corolla. And since are cars are the same year and make im guessing you have a double din place for it.
1521966
I can't tell. The interchange number is the one that can certainly tell you but I have friends trying it and works on them. I only recommend to check the plug first.
300471
Nope... This is for Toyota... You might have to search for a different model number with the same company...
373279
Nana, I entered this part number into the box that asks, "does this fit my vehicle?" And then I entered, 07' corolla s and it popped up "yes" it fits.
843009
It sounds like you do not have the US version of the corolla, however the ECU should remain the same. So with that logic, yes it should work.
1307772
It does not work on my 2014 Corolla, There is no existing light on the door bottoms so there is no place to install this light, You would have to hack-up your door panels and figure out the wiring,
106185
I bought the part for my 2009 Corolla LE and it fit perfectly, exactly the same as the previous mirror. It will fit the make/model/year that it claims in the description.
1994632
I needed to buy two different sensors for my 2004 Corolla. One for the front and one for the back. I think you may need to do the same.
987240
Installed the switch. I have all three speeds but out of sequence. Too much work to correct.
1973106
What they likely mean is that it isn't "plug & play", it would likely mean you have to run your own wiring for 12 volts, ground, and also tap into the brake light circuitry (which the harness from Toyota may furnish for you). You may want to check with a electrical technician at a local Toyota dealership. They likely have one or two techs that specialize in troubleshooting electrical problems, who can help you without even looking it up. Generally if you just stop into the service shot and ask the supervisor or service writer if you can ask them a quick question, they point you in the right direction. In Summary, I can't see why it wouldn't function properly, it just might take the running of a couple of extra wires. By the way, I have this unit on my ol' 1996 Chev pickup and it works great. Good luck!
783259
cant say about the 99 corolla. Can tell you that it solved my issue with my 2000 Camry. No more check engine light.
278438
This switch will not work with your car. The auto function is factory installed and as far as I know cannot be installed after market. You will need the non auto euro switch.
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Mr. Murphy, Do you have access to "RockAuto"? It is a parts supplier here. They have a great catalog that has photos of the specific parts. Remove you part from your car. (you will probably have to remove your airbag, unplug the battery). Look at the connection for your part. Compare it to the corresponding Corolla, Scion Tc, etc. See if they match up. One has a cord (Corolla) and the other does not (Scion Tc).