I need a service manual for a 1999 Toyota Corolla.

I found this.

http://www.motorcyclebooks.com/toycorgeocpr.html


I am not sure if that is what I need though. Basically, I want to do the brakes by myself, since I have taken this vehicle to a shop several times and the brakes always go out within 6 months or so.


If the above link is not the correct manual, could someone please point me in the right direction, I am sick of getting screwed over by auto shops.

Thanks.

Haynes are alright but you would be better off just to go to your toyota dealership and ask parts for their service manual. They cost a LOT but they're straight from Toyota so they're always accurate.

Ok, thanks for the quick response.

Do you know of any online places to buy a manual that was written by Toyota??

http://www.books4cars.com/result2.asp?findyear=1999

Try that link

Then get this book: 99 Corolla Shop Service Repair Manual by Toyota covering Engine, Chassis, Body, Electrical, and much much more...

Get the factory one its worth the extra cash.

Go here for a great Corolla forum ... over 2800 members and growing.

CorollaCustomz



I, myself was one of the original members back in the day. (and I still am an active member)

Thanks for the link.



$140 is alot more than I was looking to spend. It might be worth it though.

again, much thanks.

Yeah; service manuals are mightily expensive...my friend bought one from Nissan for his Maxima.

They are worth every penny for a beginning mechanic.

every 6 months?! u must ride the breaks hardcore

no.