Grant (68.68.239.86) - Mon Mar 20 21:21:59 2006

I am in dire need of an old 85-86 corolla hatchback manual, please email me with anything you have. thank you.

Reply #1 Iona Jelf (219.89.147.230) - Fri Aug 29 01:55:44 2008

Ditto! I'm also in urgent need of an 85/86 corolla hatchback manual.

Red Ruth is such a honey, if you can help us to keep her going please email me.

Many thanks, Iona

Reply #2 jorge morales (204.108.96.18) - Wed Dec 3 11:16:25 2008

i am also looking for an ae86 hatch manual.

Reply #3 Alex (75.18.210.108) - Tue Jan 6 05:19:34 2009

I got a 86 Corolla SR5 for sale. It has a lot of miles on it, but it's in good condition. Most of the miles are from the previous owner, he decided to take the car on a cross country road trip. I have all the records from his maintenance. Cars in good condition, however there is a slight wiring problem. I had the collaborator tested to see if I would need a new one after 20 years. But apparently the cab is like brand new. Also replaced all the fluids. spark plugs ect.I have a daily driver, so I don't bother trying to fix this car. I bought a deck to replace the stock one but I got too lazy to finish the installation, so I'll throw that in for free if you'd like. I'm asking for 2200 OBO

Bought Rota RB's for the car already, I'm willing to negotiate price on those also. Brand new. I don't drive the car, so I still haven't broke in the tires.

Reply #4 mick (121.220.83.253) - Wed Apr 1 22:46:44 2009

I need a wiring diagram for an 85 corolla hatchback with 4A motor, I specifically need to know where the black wire runs to from the electronic distributor. It travels to the loom going into the passenger side of the car, after which I don't know. It also goes to a plug in the engine bay which is probably the air-conditioning compressor (not sure, it isn't being used.

Reply #5 Kyle Smith (70.95.102.12) - Wed Nov 11 01:06:01 2009

need help c-rolla 4ac runs strong then dies out when engine gets hot, but water is flowing and the fan is spinning, also if you wait like 5 to 10 min it starts right up. thinking it might be sensor, solenoid, or computer. but why would it even start. could it be the distributor?

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