1984 Toyota Corolla
Safety record from NHTSA: recalls, owner complaints, investigations and service bulletins.
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Safety record from NHTSA: recalls, owner complaints, investigations and service bulletins.
These records cover every 1984 Toyota Corolla. To see whether one car still needs a recall repair, decode its VIN or check it with NHTSA.
2 recalls name the 1984 Toyota Corolla. Newest first.
Cruise control computer malfunction could occur upon shutting off the control after continuous use followed by cold ambient temperatures.
Thermal shock to the cruise control computer could result in engine racing if the engine IS restarted with the main control switch in the 'on' position. this could cause loss of control and an accident if this IS performed in normal traffic conditions.
Replace computer with one of improved design.
Voltage regulator which controls the amount of flow in the electrical system between the battery and the alternator, may have manufacturing errors in an integrated circuit. The regulator may overcharge the battery.
We recently installed a child seat in the left back seat of our toyota corolla and I noticed that there IS a twist in the belt when it IS buckled. By comparing it to the other seat belts, I traced the problem to the buckle, which was sitting on the belt in a reverse position. I tried to reverse the buckle by folding the seat belt strap in the slot. However, the slot width IS only narrow enough to allow a single seat belt strap to be threaded through it. I therefore concluded that it was installed in this position at the factory. I requested our toyota dealer fix it without charge and was told that since the car was 10 years old they had no way of knowing whether it was manufactured that way or we were responsible. We requested that an appointment be set up for us with the toyota regional manager to inspect it. Our phone calls have not been returned. since we were asking for one seat belt buckle to be repaired I also requested that the second shoulder belt on the back seat be retracted. The belt failed to retract a number of years ago after being used only a handful of times. My guess IS that it was used only once or twice per year when we took a friend in the car. I was told by the same toyota dealer that the belt cannot be simply reinserted but that the whole seat belt assembly must be replaced. I pointed out to the dealer that since we rarely used the back belt that the seat belt must have failed to retract because of an original mechanical defect. However, the toyota dealer told us that since the car was ten years old they had no way of knowing how often it was really used. *ak
Driver seatbelt will not pull over all time on the first try, sometime it takes 4 to 5 tugs to pull across. shoulder driver belt will not retract.
Manual transmission failed causing vehicle to jump out of 5TH gear into neutral.
Gas pedal/gas pedal linkage problems.
Takata; seatbelt system failed to release trapping him inside the vehicle. tt
Consumer was in an accident rear ended the driver shoulder belt didn't restrain consumer hit the steering wheel . tt
NHTSA’s Office of Defects Investigation opened these reviews into vehicles including this one.
Summary: toyota recovered some failed ignition control modules from thefield. Investigation showed that a solder joint in the power transistorof the module was subject to failure. Because the part IS an emissionrelated component a voluntary emissions recall campaign was conducted.the predominant mode of failure IS an inability to start the engine,although a stalled condition can occur while the engine IS running.since the reported occurence of accidents and injuries IS small, and therepair IS being conducted under the emissions recall campaign, theliklehood of further accidents and injuries IS remote.===
Technical service bulletins and other communications the manufacturer sent dealers about this vehicle. Ask a dealer for the full document by its number.
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