Has someone used this on a Toyota Corolla or Camry ?
1609893
No, but I used it on a Nissan Maxima, as long as you can access the spark plugs, it should work
1742628
I am not sure if my Camry is Japanese but it will fit however the motor will not adjust mirror vertically; only horizontal;
1830258
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I don't know that it will work. My daughter has a Toyota Camry and it appears to have the same set up as the Celica. Both cars use a cable system to lock and unlock the door. It's a solenoid based lock mechanism, rather than a physical push-style lock mechanism that you would see on most domestic vehicles. The following forum will show you what I am talking about: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=328879You may be able to to jury-rig it up and make it work, but I believe it might take a bit of ingenuity. If you get it to work, please let me know, as I still need to replace the actuator in her door. Thanks!! I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I don't know that it will work. My daughter has a Toyota Camry and it appears to have the same set up as the Celica. Both cars use a cable system to lock and unlock the door. It's a solenoid based lock mechanism, rather than a physical push-style lock mechanism that you would see on most domestic vehicles. The following forum will show you what I am talking about: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=328879You may be able to to jury-rig it up and make it work, but I believe it might take a bit of ingenuity. If you get it... » Read More I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I don't know that it will work. My daughter has a Toyota Camry and it appears to have the same set up as the Celica. Both cars use a cable system to lock and unlock the door. It's a solenoid based lock mechanism, rather than a physical push-style lock mechanism that you would see on most domestic vehicles. The following forum will show you what I am talking about: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=328879You may be able to to jury-rig it up and make it work, but I believe it might take a bit of ingenuity. If you get it to work, please let me know, as I still need to replace the actuator in her door. Thanks!! « Show Less
22609
Not on my car. I have a Toyota Camry. I highly recommend this product, it is easy to hang and take off.
194550
The yzzd1 I believe is used on IS300 Lexus . I use the yzzf1 which is longer filter for the camry and yzzf2 which is one inch shorter for the corolla. It can be substitutes but that would offset the oil pressure. I would not recommend. If your talking about specs they are different.
433050
You didn't say what you wanted to use it for in your Camry. I would ask other Camry owners or your Toyota dealer.
1619774
I used it on a 2001 toyota corolla without a cat, it didn't do anything, I still get a p420 code.
556615
This switch worked for my 2000 Camry with not problems. Not sure what the difference is for the 98 Corolla.
307602
The 2010 Corolla went to the same time of composite filter housing as the Camry 4 cylinder engines used starting in 2010. Both engines take the same size filter wrench. I've changed lots of filters on both engines over the last 4 years.
533588
i dont know i own a toyota corolla. but the programing instruction came with the remote that i ordred.
1613717
I have it on a Toyota Corolla and wish it were wider. Not sure you would be happy with it, nor do I think it is wide enough. Good luck.
1255397
I can't answer for that specific model. It does fit the newer models of the Camry/Altima but the cover gets too tight as you slide it down. If the Corolla seats are not as wide as the Camry/Altima, it should fit.
410672
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.
2114402
I have Toyota Camry 2008 model. I tried this in my car. It did not work for me.
18166
No, this tool will not work on a 2007 Corolla. The 2007 Corolla uses a disposable canister type oil filter. Fram p/n PH4967 would be a common example. All that's needed is an inexpensive "band" type filter wrench to remove and tighten the filter. Just get one sized slightly bigger than the diameter of the filter. The tool shown is for later model Toyota's that have a reusable filter container that must be removed and is designed to be used with a disposable filter cartridge that fits inside. Consider yourself lucky since your style filter is easier to remove/install with none of the mess associated with the cartridge/canister assy. If you're new to do-it-yourself oil changes, consider using a synthetic oil of the proper viscosity. You'll get better engine protection with drain intervals of 10,000 miles or more which will save you money and time.
307603
Yes this does fit a Corolla. This cap will fit most Toyota/Lexus vehicles with the plastic oil filter housing.
1800639
I got it on the recommendation of my mechanic who implied it's what he would use at the shop.It fit my 93 Camry.No problems.