Defective ECM

Toyota stated that in two wheel drive variations of the automobiles with the 1.8-liter four-cylinder powerplant referred to as 1ZZ-FE, there’s a chance that a fracture may cultivate at particular soldered points or around the ECM’s circuit panel.

Problems With Check Engine Light

On many occasions, the check engine light turns on, and the splits occur. The transmitting might shift severely and also the engine won’t power up. In some instances the powerplant may cease as the automobile is actually being driven, posing a great threat of crash.

There are 3 “unconfirmed mishaps alleged to be associated with this problem,” one of which is apparently engaged in a small injury. GM states it is aware of absolutely no mishaps concerning Vibes.

Vibe Recalled Too

General Motors Corp. also recalled 199,163 Pontiac Vibe versions produced during 2005 to 2008.

Stay connected for updates on the latest Toyota Corolla recalls, and relevant info.

Recall 1

In 2010, Toyota recalled certain models like 2010 Avalon, 2010 Camry, 2010 Corolla, Rav4, Corolla Matrix, 2010 Highlander, 2010 Tundra, and 2010 Sequoia. This is because of bad manners with the friction lever interacts of accelerator pedal in the pedal sensor unit.

Due to this, the operation of brake pedal application may become little hard and difficult. Sometimes, the drivers of this vehicle may feel difficulty in application of brakes and this may lead to a serious car crash. Around 2230661 defective units participated in this recall.

Recall 2

On 3rd February 2010, Toyota recalled its 2010 Corolla model for the problems associated with the Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. This vehicle has problems with the rims and tires. This is due to usage of poor quality rubber and steel in the development of tire and rims respectively.

Due to this, the tires may skid due to the sudden application of brakes and the shape of rims may get distorted due to the poor metal quality. In this recall, nearly 153418 units participated and all the problems associated with this vehicle were rectified.

These were the two major Toyota Corolla recalls for 2010.

2009 Toyota Corolla Recall Summary

On 21st January 2009, Toyota recalled 2007-2010 Camry models, 2005-2010 Avalon, Corolla Matrix, 2009-2010 Corolla, Rav4, 2010 Highlander, 2008-2010 Sequoia, and 2007-2010 Tundra vehicles.

Root Cause of Recall

Due to the unexpected manner in which the friction lever relates to the surface of the accelerator pedal in the pedal sensor assembly, the lever’s sliding surface may become even during functioning.

Due to this, the engine may not work in some conditions. In addition to this, the life span of the engine may be reduced.

Consequences

Due to this problem, the accelerator pedal may become hard, slow, or mechanically trapped in a moderately depressed position, increasing the risk of an accident.

Remedy

To avoid this, dealers fixed a reinforcement bar in the accelerator pedal to make the operation smoother. GM considered this problem as one of the serious issues. Around 2230661 units participated in this recall.

This was a brief summary of 2009 Toyota Corolla recall; stay tuned for more updates and Toyota news!

Highlights of 2010 Toyota Corolla

For the year 2010, new Corolla Altis is equipped with traction control and electronic stability system; these safety features are standard on the vehicle. The base model in the lineup includes 1.8-L four-cylinder engine. It is coupled to 4-speed automatic or 5-speed manual transmission.

The engine equipped in this version is capable of generating 132-horsepower and a torque of nearly 128 pounds-feet.

Toyota Corolla XRS version in the lineup comes with sport-tuned suspension.

2010 Toyota Corolla LE

2010 Toyota Corolla LE is more economical and reliable. The LE version in the lineup is equipped with an engine that can generate 132 horsepower. All the models in the series lineup, including the LE trim, have side-curtain & side impact air bags, brake assist, ABS, and active head restraints. The traction control and stability control system is standard across the board.

2010 Toyota Corolla Price

2010 Toyota Corolla pricing starts around $16,850. The invoice price and market price of the vehicle is $15,417 and $15,633 respectively.