I recently purchased a used engine that came from Japan to replace the bad engine in my 2002 Corollla. My mechanic said the new engine has no place to insert the passing cable. Is anyone familiar with this issue, and is there any way to solve it?

I recently purchased a used engine that came from Japan to replace the bad engine in my 2002 Corollla. My mechanic said the new engine has no place to insert the passing cable. Is anyone familiar with this issue, and is there any way to solve it? 9 Answers

My son bought a 2000 corolla from his room mate, well 2 months later the engine is shot, burning oil. We got a new engine, my mechanic said it was hard to find, but it burns a lot of oil too. You have to add oil every week. The mechanic says thats the way that particular engine is. Should I just dump the car? 6 Answers

2000 corolla with replaced engine, burns tons of oil. Adding every week.

My 2003 Toyota Corolla with 175,000 miles was showing the check engine light. My friend ran a check and the code P0770 came up, which is Shift Solenoid 'E' Malfunction. When I'm on the freeway, I do notice my car is slow on accelerating, but my MPG is fine. How much would it cost to get this fix? Also, would I fail the California SMOG check? My friend removed the check engine light and it hasn't reappeared (It's been a good 500 miles without it reappearing, but my car is still slow at accelerating). Thanks guys! 11 Answers

My 2003 Toyota Corolla with 175,000 miles was showing the check engine light. My friend ran a check and the code P0770 came up, which is Shift Solenoid 'E' Malfunction. When I'm on the freeway, I do...

my toyota corolla 2005 limited edition won't start. my mechanic removed the engine to fix a leak, he also changed the link bars and the lower arms of the car. Now it asking for a pin lock i don't have 6 Answers

my Toyota corolla 2005 limited edition won't start. my mechanic removed the engine to fix a leak, he also changed the link bars and the lower arms of the car. Now it asking for a pin lock i don't have...

There are 2 wires, blue and white, running from something on the bottom of my 93 corolla. i think they're supposed to attach to a brown and black wire that runs into the engine or something. Does anyone know what they're for? 3 Answers

I was replacing my radiator and the wires were strapped to the fan for cable management I guess. I pulled them apart and I don't know what they're for. The car starts fine and there's no weird lights...