Will a 2007 Toyota Corolla pads fit a 2010 Corolla

Asked by superman1960 Oct 18, 2015 at 10:23 AM about the 2010 Toyota Corolla LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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If you already have a set of pads in your possession,,just look up the part numbers for each year on that brand's website and see if both years have the same part number,,,just make sure to scan all levels of quality,there is probably five different part numbers each in different pricing categories

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Batchmasterb -- Bingo- My compliments on excellent information . The 2009 model year was the first of the 10th Generation and the end of the 1.8L 1ZZ FE engine. The NUMMI manufacturing plant In California, for the Corolla closed in 2010, Now owned by Tesla Anyway, Toyota part numbers will tell. Here is a chart - your 2010 is chassis code E140 - http://a230.g.akamai.net/7/230/2320/v001/toyota.download.akamai.com/2320/toyota/media/rto/parts/04_BrakePads2014_052014_fin.pdf

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