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Asked by Joe Dec 21, 2015 at 09:17 PM about the 1994 Toyota Corolla Base

Question type: Car Customization

Will a 1994 1.8 liter Corolla injector fit and plug in a
94 1.6 liter Corolla motor fuel rail

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Joe answered 8 years ago

Damn... What about swaping the whole fuel rail. My ignition module is going out and for the price I gotta pay I might as well put MSD ignition. Looking to dump a lil bit mire fuel

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Rowefast answered 8 years ago

Nope, every thing is different. Now I am going by OEM call outs, and pictures. Not sure if you could find a bigger injector somewhere else.

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Joe answered 8 years ago

Righton. Thanks... Shoulda bought a Chevy. Lol

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FordNut answered 8 years ago

I agree. The 1.6L is a 4A FE and the 1.8 is a 7A FE. In 1994 that is. Not compatible. The 4A FE is a 4A F that Toyota pulled of the carburetor in 1988 and made it MPFI

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Joe answered 8 years ago

Thanks... This car sucks. Cant upgrade injectors Cant put MSD. Getting rid of the car

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SCREWBALL79 answered 8 years ago

I SWAPPED MY 1.6L INJECTORS WITH 1.8L IN MY GEO THAT HAS A 4A-FE IN IT AND IT RUNS A LOT BETTER ESPECIALLY WITH A COLD AIR INDUCTION AND FULL HEADER TO CAT BACK EXHAUST. THEY FIT RIGHT INTO THE STOCK PLUG HARNESS AND THE FUEL RAIL.

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