Transforming a Beat Up Old Toyota Corolla!! Oil Change 1996 Toyota Corolla
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ย. 2022
- In this video, we decided to start a new series and transform my dad's 1996 Toyota Corolla. I decided to start vlogging the whole process of transforming this thing into a whole new build to surprise him! In this video, I give the Corolla a nice fresh much needed oil change with fresh OEM parts. These Car is need of love and we are going to make this an enjoyable ride again! We have so many more mods planned for this build and we cant wait to show you guys the end result!
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Def would replace the coolant and trans fluid, also worth it to check the steering fluid. Once fluids are done peace of mind is greatly improved.
Love this!! 100%
Those cars are solid legends!
Toyota at its finest!!
Welcome to the AE101 I love both or my corollas.
Nothing like an ol’ reliable
She’ll last forever thats for sure 🤌🏻 and hopefully look Presentable 🤓
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She's in beautiful condition excellent work man.
Love the video, but cringe on the contamination of debris from the ground on the funnel, oil cap and dip stick that you leave on the ground. All those contaminants just go right in the oil and screw up all the internals. A wee bit of care and consideration about not introducing those things into the motor will help your quest for longevity. Otherwise, just bought the same car in mint condition with 95K on the clock and will be doing my own oil change today with Toyota filter and Mobil 1. Next oil change I'll be using a very high quality magnetic drain plug just to catch some of the metal shavings that happen over time. Thanks for your efforts!
Rock solid Cuz
I have a 95 Celica these A series are like rocks
Tell me about it!
Watching your video & the sorroundings I knew you were up in MA. I was borned & raised in MA, left 10 years ago, but it all looked familiar & nostalgic.
That’s awesome! 🤞🏼👍🏻
I got one too. I'm putting a new oil pump water pump alt starter and timing chain. I'm never paying a car note again. When this one cracks I'm buying another 93-97 corolla. (Parts are interchangeable)
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Someone need to k swap this corolla ! I’ve been thinking of doing it to my 96 but 4g63 swap awd
Great cars !
Agreed! 👍🏻We transformed it!! Check out the video surprising my dad 🙌🏼
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Filtuh, I love that up north New England accent 😂😂haha, nice subi.
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@@thesubiefamI could it quite understand if you said it was your pops or meant it was your grandpa’s Corolla? my folks use to own a 96 Corolla, until it got totaled by a large U-Haul like truck running a red light with my older brother in it. Luckily he survived. That car lasted 10 years.
Can i use 5w30 on my 4efe engine
I have the same car same year with 125k miles however you can tell the previous owner definitely used and abused it its definitely not a smooth ride but I'm hoping I can get another one maybe a couple years newer like a 99 beacuse these cars really don't die my car ride like absolute shit but it starts up every time
Agreed! these cars just want run forever
I just purchased one today 96 with 139000, tie rods feel like they have 300000miles😆😆
@@justanothermotorizedbikech5138 haha lol that’s awesome tho perfect daily!!
That Corolla probably gonna outlast your Subaru
Couldn’t agree more 😂💀🤣
is his accent mostly american with some UK/austrazealand/south african twang?
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A for effort. I would have wiped your funnel clean before putting oil in it and I wouldn't put the oil cap face down on the ground with the dipstick I was cringing with all that contamination. Other than that good job