I need to know if the 1995 toyota corolla has rear tire rods, and something called a lateral link?

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Asked by mindelsewhere Sep 22, 2014 at 06:02 PM about the 1995 Toyota Corolla DX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I went to sears so they could change my oil and do a free, inspection, they said I needed
the rear tire rods and lateral links replaced, but when I called another shop for a quote
they said that the 1995 edition corolla has neither of those things. Which shop is telling the  
truth.

5 Answers

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I had a mechanic look at it he says the front needs tire rods, and the back need lateral links he said there are three on each side, or could it be one lateral link on each side and rear sway bar links that connect to them.

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Could it be 2 trailing arms, and two forward arms and two rearward arms

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I have the manual and its not online either, my local toyota dealer wants to charge me 150$ to look at the car, so I guess thats my best option, usually one used a forum, because the answer was no where to be found online

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The correct answer is two front laterals, one for each side, and two rear lateral for each side, thank you @Tom Demyan

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