Corolla 2009

Asked by GuruD9PS Mar 21, 2017 at 12:36 PM about the 2009 Toyota Corolla LE

Question type: General

My Corolla is having problems and the problems are abs light, brake light, check engine light on (Code: P0500, which is speed sensor and I already replace the speed sensor, power steering light on and the voltage goes  to 19v. I already repair my alternator and my car works all day and then goes back crazy again. can anyone help me with this? thank you.

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Once you fix a problem with a related code, then it needs to be cleared with a scanner. The voltage problem is usually the voltage regulator. May have to check that new alternator. And then you need a scanner capable of reading ABS codes to know whats going on there.

I have replace the speed sensor 3 times and after i erase the code, it comes back on, just before the code comes on, the voltage hits 19v and then the abs, brake, check engine and power steering comes on.

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The car. The computer controls the charging system. Something not write. If you want, have the alternator tested, there is a voltage regulator mounted on the alternator. It should only be putting out 14.7 DCV.

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