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Okay, number one thing: go to an autoparts store and buy the manual for the car. I had an '88 Corolla and the Haynes manual was about $18 Canadian.
In the manual there is a section which explains how to diagnose a check engine code. Under the hood there is an electrical terminal with "DIAGNOSTIC" stamped in the plastic cover.
Open this up, and use a paper clip to bridge two of the connections (one of them is T1, I seem to remember). Have someone else sit in the car and watch the check engine light as it flashes...it's like Morse code, with long and short flashes.
Use the chart in the manual to see what the code is, and you'll know what the problem is.
Good luck!
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 1990 5spd V6 Camry (Still kicking at 393,000km) 1991 Celica GTS -- Pappa needs a 3SGTE...and AWD for all this friggin' snow
Honda my A$$, you just can't kill a Yota...
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