Thank you thank you thank you thank you! I did a dumb thing the other day when I connected the jumper cables backwards and destroyed a bunch of fuses. I probably also destroyed the car battery, but it was old anyway and I replaced it. The car was still totally dead. I learned the main, 100 amp fuse bolts in, and replaced it. The car was still dead, but the dash lights and fans worked. The radio did not work. I went through every under-the-hood fuse and found several scorched ones, and one bad one. The radio and more dash lights came back after replacing the bad fuses, but no starter activity. Your video offered the solution - that under-the-dash fuse was bad. I should go through all the other under-the-dash fuses, but I dread the contortions I need to get into to get under there. But thank you for a great video!
One of the best videos for car troubleshooting as well as camera work!! p.s. thanks for not talking about every part , tool , rag , cleaner , weather , etc b4 getting to the meat and potatoes of why we are here in the first place!...Lol I always need to start videos 2 min in to get passed them...👍🏻
I smacked the starter of my 2007 Toyota Corolla CE 4-door with a hammer a few times and had someone crank it. It did the trick. The good old trick still works, hehe. Nonetheless, thank you for the great, quick, and simple content here. Cheers!
Thank you for the video. My 2007 Corolla recently started having a delay before cranking occasionally. It started just fine in the below zero weather last week but had the delay again today just once while running errands. It isn't consistent and sometimes it will do it just once in the middle of the day. Then it won't do it again for a few days. I was wondering where the starter relay and neutral safety switches were.
Thanks so much! Excellent video. Replaced the starter relay before seeing your video. Bit of a pain to replace that relay as it was really stuck. Ended up pushing it out on the side of the relay with the tip of the blade of my knife. Then tested power to the red wire out of ignition switch and had power there. Am assuming starter is bad. Thanks again for all the info.
@@williamgomez5876 ended up being the starter bro. Grab a 2×4 and have someone knock on your starter while you try and crank it. That's how I found out, it started right up a few times then eventually went completely out.
Thank you for posting this video saved me hundreds!! I was driving down the road and lost power! Pulled over tied cranking and nothing no crank. After following your helpful video turns out am2 fuse was blown!! Thank you!!
Good explanation, but starting Toyota Corolla and check engine light fail to come up and engine failed to start finally all fuse was check engine started raining.
hey i have a question, my car had the check engine light with the code po705 which is the transmission range sensor circuit i recently changed it i put a new one and always put the check engine back
oh man great video! great electrical diagram explanation. One Question: I get power in the car, battery is 12.3V. fuses lil burnt but not blown. But when I try to crank it, powers goes out. Shorts out. Where should I look for that?
@juan what if all my lights on my dash board come on but,the car wont crank.? And I seen that u mentioned the alarm system . I had lost my keys and got some extra keys made. And not too long ago my car just gave up on me.i replaced alternator and the starter aswell. I do have a sound system but I doubt that's the issue
I'm sorry if I'm asking an unrelated question. Where does the thick black and green wire in the fuse box under the hood lead to? If it's too complicated to put into a message it's fine thank you if you read it.
What is that big blue topless fuse that was to the right of the two little green 30 fuses that you were talking about? mine comes loose a lot and keeps my car from starting
Great video! I need some advice. I have a 2006 Toyota Corolla S with an automatic transmission. Well first after watching your video I think I need to check the starter relay and the fuses. However, I may not have to, let me explain. The car only starts in neutral and a sometimes in park, The battery and cables are replaced and new (They were due for a change). The reverse lights also work when I put the car into reverse with the emergency brake on and key turned to the start position. The needle indicator on the Neutral Safety Switch seems to be in the correct location. So, now the car is not starting in park or neutral, I even tried reverse. OK, now when I try to start the car in park or in neutral I hear a low thud, very faint. Similar to what you hear when your battery is going dead. Correction, I have actually heard that all along. I need to have someone turn the key and poke my head under the hood and maybe use a stethoscope. After, everything I said, here is where is get interesting. When I turn the key to the start position, and poke my head under the hood, I hear a slight high pitch ringing - very faint - coming from the starter relay, I confirmed it with a stethoscope Last, part of this, I drove over a divider island while entering a supermarket parking lot on the driver's side tire. So, any ideas. I am wondering if the neutral safety switch is bad and I still hear a thud, maybe from the starter? I am concerned about the transmission, but don't want to file a claim It seem like I never get a break, I would greatly, greatly appreciate your opinion, Thanks!
Um so my AM2 fuse is blowing when I turn my ignition to start, first step to fix this would be to change the ignition relay first? I googled guys changing ignition switches and that wasnt it. Read 1 guy unplugged fuel injectors until the fuses stopped poppin, what do you think? Thank you
what can it be if the engine will crank but not start? changed the alternator because the battery light would come on sometimes and the motor seems to be not getting fire even though it cranks. New battery and changed the NSW about 7 months ago. The OBD switch will not read it comes back as an error. Had the old alternator bench diagnosed and it came back good even though the battery light would come on for a while and then go off for a while. Seems like everything shut down with the engine, sprayed starting fluid into the throttle body though it did not even try to crank, anything would help if possible!!!
Your video is interesting, I got the same corolla model, hoping you can help me, I wasnt able to start it, yet the battery is still okay, but cant make the car start, but what i did was to use another battery and its one click start, then I put my own battery and its okay the problem is it doesnt start as quick as before, it takes 2-3 seconds to start.
I love Ur breakdown explaination. Good job bro. But how can I use multimeter to test if the right amount of voltage passes from one point to d other . Tnx
thank you for the great and valuable technical information. i have 2007 toyota corolla and after full car detailing the engine working for few seconds then switched off so what you think its going on ? , your advice greatly appreciated .
Would faulty relay or fuses cause intermittent no starts? Someone mentioned a recall on a part that can cause no start but also loss of all power while driving. Mine just occasionally won't start. No sound, nothing. Next try or two, starts right up.
Any advice? I have a 2006 corolla Im getting power out of black wire at neutral safety switch but none at wire to starter. Do not have the antitheft relay behind glove box. I have already replaced Alternator Battery Starter Starter relay Ignition switch Ground wires. Any help welcome.
Hey buddy I’ve got an 07 Corolla. Just replaced starter. Watched this video. Car getting power but starter not cranking. All fuses look good. Where do I go from there? How do I know if it’s a relay. Better how do I know which one?
I have my toyoto corolla 2007 automatic. My problem is when i going to start the car it wont start but all working the light the radio everything but when i need to start it its not start. Then i need to wait then start again then wait again then start then it start. What will be the problem?
hey so we just bought a 07 corrola and when we were checking fuses for the stereo we unplugged a bunch of fuses. and now the car wont even attempt to crank over. is that a security feature?
Exellent video......! I have recently bought a 2004 Corolla and I am thinking of installing an anti-theft system, something like a circuit breaker, or rather a ground (negative wire) cutter, to give it a little security when leaving it parked. If you could support me with that in any way I would really appreciate it. Regards Rixio
So I have a question. I have an aftermarket security system that someone else before me installed, it seams to have killed my car but the starter relay clicks when I turn the key. I can't hear it but I can feel it. My question is how do I go about removing it so I can start my car?
Hey man I’ve looked at your video and followed the wires. I feel the clicks in the relays. But when I turn the key to actually crank the car I get nothing not even dash lights.
Hi, i have a 2008 Corolla having a crank no start issue with it. We have double checked keys , security alarm, also no check engine light is on so it’s not throwing any codes on the scanner. we ran a spark & fuel test as well. the car just cranks but does not turn over. No burnt fuses. Could it be the computer burned or some other electric problem?
My question is 4 months ago, my car out of no where, would not turn over. Call a tow truck and 2 hours later my car turn over and started. And it hasn’t happened since then. Would this be a starter concern?
So, I should be able to probe the starter wire for voltage when the switch is turned on and that will eliminate everything up to the starter??? Thanks.
Exactly the video I needed. This is my mom's car which has a no crank/no start problem. I'm suspecting it's the starter motor, but good to know now where everything else is to check voltage/continuity. Thank you!
Yo, I have a ignition problem, won't move the solenoid, replaced the ignition switch behind the key cylinder, starter relay, security relay (it carries current both sides when energized), starter motor and solenoid. I think it's either the control wire connection terminal on the solenoid or the transmission neutral switch, I don't know where that is, any clues? 2001 toyota corolla automatic.
This is exactly how show and tells should be. Straight to the point and informative.
Dude thanks so much you saved my car from sitting for more months lol appreciate it
Thank you thank you thank you thank you! I did a dumb thing the other day when I connected the jumper cables backwards and destroyed a bunch of fuses. I probably also destroyed the car battery, but it was old anyway and I replaced it. The car was still totally dead. I learned the main, 100 amp fuse bolts in, and replaced it. The car was still dead, but the dash lights and fans worked. The radio did not work. I went through every under-the-hood fuse and found several scorched ones, and one bad one. The radio and more dash lights came back after replacing the bad fuses, but no starter activity. Your video offered the solution - that under-the-dash fuse was bad.
I should go through all the other under-the-dash fuses, but I dread the contortions I need to get into to get under there.
But thank you for a great video!
THE BEST STEP BY STEP EXPLANATION OUT THERE. KEEP IT UP PLEASE!!!!
One of the best videos for car troubleshooting as well as camera work!! p.s. thanks for not talking about every part , tool , rag , cleaner , weather , etc b4 getting to the meat and potatoes of why we are here in the first place!...Lol I always need to start videos 2 min in to get passed them...👍🏻
One of the best videos I did fix my car it was the starter relay thanks to this video
Great video , very detail and clear explanation, this is the best video I ever watched
Excellent video! Straight to the business with intelligent approach. Best wishes!
Thanx man seriously one of the best trouble shoot vids I've seen. Make more for all range of vehicles
Thank you so much for this,it really help me today
My car refused to start an I watched this video an fixed my car myself
God bless you
What was your problem when this happened to you ?
Perfect video for trouble shooting a no ignition situation!!!
This video is so good it deserves more likes
Excellent video, thanks so much for this that AM2 fuse is what my car needed, much appreciated it, save me hundreds of dollars
Excellent video, with beautiful in focus videography. Very informative. Thank you for posting.
Best explanation video I ever seen. I'll save it in my favorites 👍
I just fixed my car now. Using your instructions. Thanks
I smacked the starter of my 2007 Toyota Corolla CE 4-door with a hammer a few times and had someone crank it. It did the trick. The good old trick still works, hehe. Nonetheless, thank you for the great, quick, and simple content here. Cheers!
Great vids, direct n straight to the point, ...BRAVO!!!
Thank you for the video. My 2007 Corolla recently started having a delay before cranking occasionally. It started just fine in the below zero weather last week but had the delay again today just once while running errands. It isn't consistent and sometimes it will do it just once in the middle of the day. Then it won't do it again for a few days. I was wondering where the starter relay and neutral safety switches were.
Excellent video. You saved my bacon today. Thanks.
Thank you for this video bro this is exactly what I needed with even more info appreciate it 💯💯
Thanks so much! Excellent video. Replaced the starter relay before seeing your video. Bit of a pain to replace that relay as it was really stuck. Ended up pushing it out on the side of the relay with the tip of the blade of my knife. Then tested power to the red wire out of ignition switch and had power there. Am assuming starter is bad. Thanks again for all the info.
Thank you so much. You just saved me a lot of troubles ❤
Thank you for taking the time to explain things in detail. Awesome 👌 👏
Thanks for your video it help me Fix my MOM CAR THANKS ALOT IT WAS THE 30AMP FUSE
This was an awesome video. I dont really know much about cars and you made it so i really learned what was going on. Thank you so much! Subscribed
thank you for the locations. Now i need to know how to test them. Listen for the click of the relay is very helpful
Thanks alot
Was very helpful
U saved time and money both for me
Phenomenal video. Thorough, well explained
Awesome video. I'm having a No Start Issue on a 2007 Toyota Corolla. Will check the neutral safety switch, etc.
Does it not crank at all?mines doing the same aswell
Out all video your video was the one thanks man
Dude, you just saved my day. Thank you so much
GOING THRU NO CRANK NO START ISSUE ON A 2005 COROLLA , GOOD INFORMATION FOR THAT PROBLEM . THANKS A LOT.
Going thru this problem right at this moment smh
@@acfresh2941 what was the problem bro? All I hear is buzzing no crank no start all of a sudden.
@@williamgomez5876 ended up being the starter bro. Grab a 2×4 and have someone knock on your starter while you try and crank it. That's how I found out, it started right up a few times then eventually went completely out.
@@acfresh2941 that's what I figured too. I'll give it a try tomorrow. Thanks
You the man no too many word's to explain alot cool 😎 👌
What a nice video, I love it , thank you so much for taking your time to make it
Dude, this was excellent! Thank you
Thanks for the information my car is running again
Thank you for posting this video saved me hundreds!! I was driving down the road and lost power! Pulled over tied cranking and nothing no crank. After following your helpful video turns out am2 fuse was blown!! Thank you!!
Good explanation, but starting Toyota Corolla and check engine light fail to come up and engine failed to start finally all fuse was check engine started raining.
I wanna thank you for a great video it has lots of info it was very helpful thumbs up 2u
hey i have a question, my car had the check engine light with the code po705 which is the transmission range sensor circuit i recently changed it i put a new one and always put the check engine back
My car would not turn over, no clicking or nothing, replaced 15amp fuse and it fired right up, thank you for the video
Where does that fuse go?
@@smmaistheway it’s the small blue fuse he points out at the 2:28 mark.
I got same prob.. idunno
oh man great video! great electrical diagram explanation.
One Question: I get power in the car, battery is 12.3V. fuses lil burnt but not blown. But when I try to crank it, powers goes out. Shorts out. Where should I look for that?
@juan what if all my lights on my dash board come on but,the car wont crank.? And I seen that u mentioned the alarm system . I had lost my keys and got some extra keys made. And not too long ago my car just gave up on me.i replaced alternator and the starter aswell. I do have a sound system but I doubt that's the issue
Don't have a Corolla but Do have Celica. NICE JOB! Thanks for the Tour, What a Need to be 'agile'. lol
Thanks! Great video. I reapair my Matrix
Excellent explanation .
Thank you .
I'm sorry if I'm asking an unrelated question.
Where does the thick black and green wire in the fuse box under the hood lead to?
If it's too complicated to put into a message it's fine thank you if you read it.
What is that big blue topless fuse that was to the right of the two little green 30 fuses that you were talking about? mine comes loose a lot and keeps my car from starting
This was a very well done video! Very helpful and explanatory. Thankfully.
Great video! I need some advice. I have a 2006 Toyota Corolla S with an automatic transmission. Well first after watching your video I think I need to check the starter relay and the fuses. However, I may not have to, let me explain. The car only starts in neutral and a sometimes in park, The battery and cables are replaced and new (They were due for a change). The reverse lights also work when I put the car into reverse with the emergency brake on and key turned to the start position. The needle indicator on the Neutral Safety Switch seems to be in the correct location. So, now the car is not starting in park or neutral, I even tried reverse. OK, now when I try to start the car in park or in neutral I hear a low thud, very faint. Similar to what you hear when your battery is going dead. Correction, I have actually heard that all along. I need to have someone turn the key and poke my head under the hood and maybe use a stethoscope. After, everything I said, here is where is get interesting. When I turn the key to the start position, and poke my head under the hood, I hear a slight high pitch ringing - very faint - coming from the starter relay, I confirmed it with a stethoscope Last, part of this, I drove over a divider island while entering a supermarket parking lot on the driver's side tire. So, any ideas. I am wondering if the neutral safety switch is bad and I still hear a thud, maybe from the starter? I am concerned about the transmission, but don't want to file a claim It seem like I never get a break, I would greatly, greatly appreciate your opinion, Thanks!
Thank you. Very helpful
Good video. Solved my issues!
Hi the wire on starter which is always energized is protected by fuse or it goes directly from battery?
very helpful video , thanks for effort
Where to locate the ignition wire so that I can connect the wire to it for my fog light.
Um so my AM2 fuse is blowing when I turn my ignition to start, first step to fix this would be to change the ignition relay first? I googled guys changing ignition switches and that wasnt it. Read 1 guy unplugged fuel injectors until the fuses stopped poppin, what do you think? Thank you
Outstanding video!
Thank you this really helped a lot 👍
Hello do you have a video on how to remove the starter relay?
what can it be if the engine will crank but not start? changed the alternator because the battery light would come on sometimes and the motor seems to be not getting fire even though it cranks. New battery and changed the NSW about 7 months ago. The OBD switch will not read it comes back as an error. Had the old alternator bench diagnosed and it came back good even though the battery light would come on for a while and then go off for a while. Seems like everything shut down with the engine, sprayed starting fluid into the throttle body though it did not even try to crank, anything would help if possible!!!
Your video is interesting, I got the same corolla model, hoping you can help me, I wasnt able to start it, yet the battery is still okay, but cant make the car start, but what i did was to use another battery and its one click start, then I put my own battery and its okay the problem is it doesnt start as quick as before, it takes 2-3 seconds to start.
I love Ur breakdown explaination. Good job bro. But how can I use multimeter to test if the right amount of voltage passes from one point to d other . Tnx
Can you make a video on how to install ambient led lights on a toyota corolla 2007?
Outstanding video.
Very helpfull. Thanks.
Very concise, thank you.
thank you for the great and valuable technical information. i have 2007 toyota corolla and after full car detailing the engine working for few seconds then switched off so what you think its going on ? , your advice greatly appreciated .
Did the engine bay get washed?
Thank you, very informative
Would that cause the car to start while running?and in auxillary mode
Hey bud ?? Would that black wire from the ignition switch also run to the ignition coils from the ecm
Would faulty relay or fuses cause intermittent no starts? Someone mentioned a recall on a part that can cause no start but also loss of all power while driving. Mine just occasionally won't start. No sound, nothing. Next try or two, starts right up.
Any advice?
I have a 2006 corolla
Im getting power out of black wire at neutral safety switch but none at wire to starter. Do not have the antitheft relay behind glove box.
I have already replaced
Alternator
Battery
Starter
Starter relay
Ignition switch
Ground wires.
Any help welcome.
Hey buddy I’ve got an 07 Corolla. Just replaced starter. Watched this video.
Car getting power but starter not cranking. All fuses look good. Where do I go from there? How do I know if it’s a relay. Better how do I know which one?
Clear to the point. Thanks
I have my toyoto corolla 2007 automatic. My problem is when i going to start the car it wont start but all working the light the radio everything but when i need to start it its not start. Then i need to wait then start again then wait again then start then it start. What will be the problem?
Awesome video. Thank you.
Very helpful! Thank you!
Thank you. This was very helpful. i almost replaced my starter, but I saved a bunch of money by just replacing the relay which solved the problem.
hey so we just bought a 07 corrola and when we were checking fuses for the stereo we unplugged a bunch of fuses. and now the car wont even attempt to crank over. is that a security feature?
Could you show how get tacho signal for this Corolla ?
Exellent video......! I have recently bought a 2004 Corolla and I am thinking of installing an anti-theft system, something like a circuit breaker, or rather a ground (negative wire) cutter, to give it a little security when leaving it parked. If you could support me with that in any way I would really appreciate it. Regards Rixio
So I have a question. I have an aftermarket security system that someone else before me installed, it seams to have killed my car but the starter relay clicks when I turn the key. I can't hear it but I can feel it. My question is how do I go about removing it so I can start my car?
Hey man I’ve looked at your video and followed the wires. I feel the clicks in the relays. But when I turn the key to actually crank the car I get nothing not even dash lights.
My 06 corolla stopped running going down the hiway. After pulling over no crank no start. Could any of the things in the video be the issue?
Mine doesn't make the click noise. I checked the two fuses and it looks fine. Does that mean I need to replace the starter relay?
Thank you nice video.
Hi, i have a 2008 Corolla having a crank no start issue with it. We have double checked keys , security alarm, also no check engine light is on so it’s not throwing any codes on the scanner. we ran a spark & fuel test as well. the car just cranks but does not turn over. No burnt fuses. Could it be the computer burned or some other electric problem?
My question is 4 months ago, my car out of no where, would not turn over. Call a tow truck and 2 hours later my car turn over and started. And it hasn’t happened since then. Would this be a starter concern?
Excellent explanation. Well done. Very clear for any new person trying to fix their Corolla
Yes
Great video! My 03 Corolla won't start but dash lights come ON normal. No Crank at all. Could that be the am2 fuse blown or other?
Did you figure out?
Does this starter relay location apply to a 1999 Corolla
So, I should be able to probe the starter wire for voltage when the switch is turned on and that will eliminate everything up to the starter??? Thanks.
Yeah 😊 , that would confirm that the circuit leading up to that point is functioning.
Your Video was really helpful thanks a lot I’ll will subscribe to your channel to keep up with your newest videos…thumbs up
Exactly the video I needed. This is my mom's car which has a no crank/no start problem. I'm suspecting it's the starter motor, but good to know now where everything else is to check voltage/continuity. Thank you!
Great video. 👍🏻
Thanks for saving me from spending hours on this.
Thanks for the video
Yo, I have a ignition problem, won't move the solenoid, replaced the ignition switch behind the key cylinder, starter relay, security relay (it carries current both sides when energized), starter motor and solenoid. I think it's either the control wire connection terminal on the solenoid or the transmission neutral switch, I don't know where that is, any clues? 2001 toyota corolla automatic.
Thank you Lehew, for the very informative video on Toyota Corolla starting problems.
Hello dear
Do you know why my car the break light not working when I press breaks