Toyota corrola 1995

your tranny is getting old- fortunately, you have a very cool car, it is an icon of reliability- and as such, worth putting money into and keeping forever-

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so i can just take it in and they will be able to fix it ???? don't know much about engines ???(jamnblues)

Yes it can be fixed,but it will entel pulling transmission and rebiuld it.

ok +- how much would they charge to fix it and how long does it take ???

It depends on your mechanic and or dealer mechanic,normal price should average around 800,to 1200

thanks a lot man, + i have a twin cam corolla 91 16v but wana change my engine to a 20 v u think it is a wise move ???

Mr. Mario, you say first that you don't know about engines but then you ask a question like boy racer swappin' engine stuff- here's some answers: the Corolla is cool and so is that '91 twin cam- I would just keep them stock, that's the cheapest way to fly- find a used tranny out of a Corolla for the '95- you can swap it in yourself, that's how easy that car is to work on- or get a good wrench to do it, and change the axles while ur at it- now the '91 is a rare car- don't go messin' it up and it will increase in value- keep them stock repair them as issues come up, and drive them forever- that's a cool way to roll-

agree,with jamblue

thanks a lot but what can i do to my 16v engine to get some power out of it like up to @ least 120kw