I have a  1998 Toyota Corolla where the Headlights do not work.
I have replaced two relays one was for the headlights and the other was for
the daytime running lights. I have even replaced the headlight turn signal
combo switch. Does anyone have any ideas what my problem might be.

I notice that some of screws/nuts that hold muffler and pipe are rusty
and need replacement. My car is 2000 Corolla, and I am wondering what
the size of those screws/nuts are and whether they have to be
"extremely heat resistant" and whethere they can be purchased at local

Top of the evening,
The advertisments claim that GM is giving everyone the Employee Discount on
most  of their vehicles through the 4th of July.  It seems to be working
around here, a lot of new cars on the road with Dealer  tags.

I have a 1995 ST 202 Celiac 2L auto JAP import. I have only had this a few
weeks but it seems to be doing very few miles to a gallon of fuel. As far as
I can see its about 26 and that's with nursing the throttle and low speeds.
I have to say it runs very well but if this is ...

Have a 2005 Sienna XLE.  Cigarette smoke smell appeared to be cleaned
quickly until filter replaced at dealer during regular service.  Now
the smell of smoke lingers longer than it used to.  Is that possible?
Thanks,

 A bit OT only because it's a Chevrolet.  But the info might also
cover OBD-II equipped Toyotas.
 The used 98 Chevy C3500 work truck I bought from my brother was
purchased off a used car lot - meaning that the odometer was more than

Not to mention the pain...
I told Enterprise Rent-a-car I didn't want that damned too-low slung,
gas-guzzling Sunfire, since my Echo's painting has been delayed by the heavy
rains we've had recently.  Since the other guy's insurance is paying, I don't