1994 Toyota Corolla Repair Question
Topics covered: Wheel, Axle, Differential.
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Asked on April 13, 2010
1994 Toyota Corolla REVERSING PROBLEMS
Drive Train Axles Bearings problem
1994 Toyota Corolla 4 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic
HI . I AM HAVING A PROBLEM WHEN I REVERSE. IT SEEMS AS THOUGH THE CAR STOPS OR BECOMES VERY DIFFICULT TO REVERSE ALMOST AS THOUGH THE LEFT FRONT WHEEL LOCKS AND WANTS TO STOP ROTATING. THEN WHEN I PUT THE CAR IN DRIVE IT MOVES FORWARD SLUGGISHLY. SOMETHING THEN SNAPS AND FREES UP THE LEFT WHEEL AND THE CAR THEN MOVES MORE FREELY.
QUESTIONS IS - WHAT CAN BE CAUSING THIS PROBLEM AND HOW DO I SOLVE IT.
1994 Toyota Corolla 4 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic
HI . I AM HAVING A PROBLEM WHEN I REVERSE. IT SEEMS AS THOUGH THE CAR STOPS OR BECOMES VERY DIFFICULT TO REVERSE ALMOST AS THOUGH THE LEFT FRONT WHEEL LOCKS AND WANTS TO STOP ROTATING. THEN WHEN I PUT THE CAR IN DRIVE IT MOVES FORWARD SLUGGISHLY. SOMETHING THEN SNAPS AND FREES UP THE LEFT WHEEL AND THE CAR THEN MOVES MORE FREELY.
QUESTIONS IS - WHAT CAN BE CAUSING THIS PROBLEM AND HOW DO I SOLVE IT.
Answer
Replied on April 14, 2010
Check front CV axle, look at outer boot for rips/tears.
Replied on April 15, 2010
The CV joint is new so is the rod ends and the wheel bearings. Can this be a transmission problem by chance and if it is what in the transmission would cause this problem?
Replied on April 15, 2010
Chec fluid level in transmission and differential.
Replied on April 16, 2010
These fluid levels were checked and are okay. Any other suggestions?
Replied on April 17, 2010
When you look under car, is there a drain plug for trans and differential?
Replied on April 18, 2010
yes there was and there was no evidence of leaks from them. what next?
Replied on April 19, 2010
The rear plug is the differential, fluid leaks from the axle seals.
The fill plug is on firewall side and hard to get to. Remove plug on level surface and stick finger in, you should feel lube, if not fill to bottom of fill plug.