2014 toyota corolla hit a dip pretty hard now it has loss of power

Asked by Freddie Aug 07, 2018 at 10:52 PM about the 2014 Toyota Corolla

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hit a dip pretty hard on my corolla a while after i noticed it was struggling to get
past 20 mph and revs maxed at around 3k i didnt want to push it past 40 as
something is definately wrong. Does not overheat nothing visible broken
wondering if an axle might have damaged transmission

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Tom answered 5 years ago

You may have blocked the exhaust if you damaged the Catalytic converter inside the metal jacket... If the engine can't get rid of exhaust it builds up back pressure ..

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Freddie answered 5 years ago

No idea how to check but the area where the radiator is took the biggest jolt lifted the front area where the radiator is by and inch

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