Toyota corolla 1.6 cubarator 1986 mix gasoline with oil petrol pump changed
How many miles are on the engine? Older, high mileage engine do wear out and burn oil.
Gasoline and oil won't mix in a carburettor as there is no oil going into the Carburettor directly. If fuel and oil is mixing it will be away from the Carburettor.
The first thing to check is the head gasket. Take a look in the coolant reservoir for oil floating on the top. That's another way of checking the head gasket.
If the head gasket is OK it gets a bit more serious. There could be worn pistons ring or actual damage to the pistons or the cylinders.
Where do I find the engine number on a 2014 Rav4
In a 2014 Toyota RAV4, you can typically find the engine number stamped on the engine itself. Here's where you can commonly locate it:
- Engine Block: The engine number is often stamped or engraved on the engine block. You may need to look around the engine block, typically on the front or sides, near the cylinder head or the engine mount.
- Owner's Manual: Sometimes, the engine number is recorded in the vehicle's owner's manual or maintenance booklet. Check these documents to see if the engine number is listed.
- Vehicle Registration Documents: In some regions, the engine number may be recorded on the vehicle registration documents or title. Check these documents for the engine number if it has been previously documented.
- Under the Hood: Occasionally, manufacturers may place a sticker under the hood that contains information about the vehicle, including the engine number. Look around the engine compartment for any stickers or labels that may display the engine number.
If you're having trouble locating the engine number, consult the owner's manual or contact a Toyota dealership for assistance. They can provide guidance on where to find the engine number specific to your vehicle.
Toyota code p1750
Code P1750 on your Toyota denotes a problem in the Hydraulic Control System of A/T Clutch Pressure Control Solenoid due to a brake ECU malfunction. The signal is sent to the ECCM by the brake actuator assembly, aka skid control ECU for three seconds to display the code.
Toyota Camry 1991 Auto seat belt not working
Fortunately for you, there are a few ways how to get a seat belt buckle unstuck. To begin with, a seat belt can be stuck due to two reasons: a) the problem may lie in the retractor being locked, and b) dirt or grime may have accumulated on the seat belt, causing it to retract slower than usual and not all the way.
2007 Toyota Camry Le 2.4l. how do i put the ignition coil connetor wires back into the correct position? can you send me a wiring digram with color code?
I can guide you on how to reconnect the ignition coil connector wires correctly on your 2007 Toyota Camry LE 2.4L. Each wire should be connected to the corresponding terminal on the ignition coil.
Here is a general guideline based on the standard wire color-coding for most vehicles:
1. Start by identifying the ignition coil and the connector wires that you need to reconnect.
2. Check the wires for any color-coding. Typically, the wires are color-coded as follows:
- Black or Black with a White stripe
- Yellow or Yellow with a Blue stripe
- Blue or Blue with a Yellow stripe
- Green or Green with a White stripe
Here is a potential wiring configuration (please verify with your vehicle manual or a professional):
- Black or Black with a White stripe wire connects to the negative terminal (-) on the ignition coil.
- Yellow or Yellow with a Blue stripe wire connects to the positive terminal (+) on the ignition coil.
- Blue or Blue with a Yellow stripe wire connects to another terminal on the ignition coil.
- Green or Green with a White stripe wire connects to a different terminal on the ignition coil.
If your wires have a different color scheme, consult a repair manual for your specific vehicle or reach out to a professional for assistance. When reconnecting the wires, ensure they are securely attached to the respective terminals to prevent any loose connections or electrical issues.
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