Engine oil and filter
Match both the oil grade and specification to this engine. Check the refill conditions before buying oil, then use the dipstick to confirm the final level.
Verified3 compatible products2002 Toyota Corolla / Automatic 4-speed · 4 cyl · 1.8 L
Owner maintenance and common replacements
Factory intervals, fitment limits, tools, fluids, torque information, and common home-service searches.
← Back to specificationsConfiguration-specific service and fitment facts
These sourced values are shared by the specification sheet and the maintenance guides for this exact configuration.
- Engine oil viscosity
- 5W-30 Verified
- Engine oil specification
- ILSAC multigrade engine oil Verified
- Engine oil refill with filter
- 3.9 US qt VerifiedRefill with a new filter; confirm the final dipstick level.
- Engine oil refill without filter
- 3.7 US qt Verified
- Spark plug specification
- DENSO SK16R11 / NGK IFR5A11 Verified
- Spark plug gap
- 0.043 in Verified
- Brake fluid
- SAE J1703 / FMVSS 116 DOT 3 Verified
- Coolant specification
- Toyota Long Life Coolant Verified
- Power steering fluid
- DEXRON II / III ATF Verified
- Automatic transmission fluid
- DEXRON II / III ATF Verified
- Oil filter applications
- WIX 51394 / 51394XP Verified
12-volt battery
Inspect the case, hold-down and terminals. Confirm dimensions, polarity and venting before selecting a replacement battery.
VerifiedAutomatic transmission fluid
Match the fluid to the exact transmission, not just the vehicle model. A drain-and-refill amount differs from the total dry capacity.
VerifiedBrake fluid and inspection
Check the reservoir and inspect any low level, warning light or changed pedal feel before driving. Repeated topping-up is not a repair.
VerifiedEngine air filter
Inspect the filter housing and replace the element on the applicable schedule, sooner in dusty use when the manual requires it.
VerifiedEngine coolant
Check the reservoir level with the engine cold and investigate repeated coolant loss. Coolant type and replacement procedure matter as much as capacity.
VerifiedLights and fuses
Check exterior lights and use the manual's lamp and fuse diagrams to identify the failed circuit. A repeatedly blown fuse needs diagnosis.
VerifiedSpark plugs
Use the engine-specific plug type. Check the service schedule and inspect ignition faults before replacing parts.
VerifiedTires and rotation
Check cold pressures, tread wear and damage. Use the vehicle placard for the fitted tire size and load rather than the tire sidewall maximum.
VerifiedWiper blades and washer fluid
Replace damaged or streaking blades after checking that the glass and rubber are clean. Confirm the driver/passenger lengths and connector before ordering.
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