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Online automotive manuals

Bateluer

Bateluer

Lifer
Anyone know where I can find an online automotive repair manual for a 2000 Corolla? Specifically, I need to know how to replace a break light. The type of bulb, how to get at the break lights, tools needed, etc.
 
As a Corolla owner if been around Corolla related sites and have yet to find a downloadable manual.

As jadinolf says, "That would be nice"
 
I have an extra..hang on a minute while I grab the #.

Edit: Package says:

12V
3157
3157/BP2

Replace 'em both while you're at it - they're really easy to get to.

:beer:😀
 
Originally posted by: CadetLee
I have an extra..hang on a minute while I grab the #.

Edit: Package says:

12V
3157
3157/BP2

Replace 'em both while you're at it - they're really easy to get to.

:beer:😀
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Cool, thanks.

Can it be done with just philips/regular screw drivers? Or does it require a hex driver of some sort?

Before you ask why I don't just go look, its because my car is on the opposite side of my apartment complex right now. 😛
 
Bring a large flathead screwdriver - a coin may work fine, too. Remove the plastic cover inside the trunk, and the light housing is right there. You should be able to do them both in about 2 minutes. 🙂
 
Originally posted by: CadetLee
Bring a large flathead screwdriver - a coin may work fine, too. Remove the plastic cover inside the trunk, and the light housing is right there. You should be able to do them both in about 2 minutes. 🙂
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Thanks again 🙂
 
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