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2010 Toyota Matrix Base 5dr Wagon Man FWD (SE)
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Front Wheel Drive, 5 Door Wagon, Small Station Wagon
26 mpg city / 32 mpg hwy
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26 mpg city / 32 mpg hwy
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November 20, 2008, 3:59 pm
Ray
Question: location of rear window wiper for 1989 toyota corolla awd
anyone know the fuse location for the rear window wiper on a 1989 toyota corolla wagon AWD? It's not in the passage side nor the under hood fuse panel box.
November 23, 2008, 11:41 pm
Stan H
rwbaker, have you checked the driver's side kick panel by any chance?
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January 6, 2011, 4:59 pm
William P
It is not correct that I declined repairs . It was never explained to me what the work
in December related to the work in October. I was charged a bill against my
credit card, and I never received an explanation . The mechanic working on my car
did not know the service history , I heard the mechanic told over the telephone "No you should not change the oil, that was done in October. I tried to stop the work on
my car, but could not. My confidence in Toyota integrity was misplaced.
Bill Pittman
in December related to the work in October. I was charged a bill against my
credit card, and I never received an explanation . The mechanic working on my car
did not know the service history , I heard the mechanic told over the telephone "No you should not change the oil, that was done in October. I tried to stop the work on
my car, but could not. My confidence in Toyota integrity was misplaced.
Bill Pittman
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