Fuel Injector Problems of Toyota Corolla

I have a 2005 Toyota Corolla. I was driving about 60 mph down the freeway when suddenly with no warning, the car stopped accelerating. I had to cruise over to the shoulder out of danger. I eventually was towed to the dealership. They did a diagnostic test ($97. 00) and told me it was the fuel pump. They told me it might be covered under my extended warranty and that's when I asked them if water could have possibly gotten into the fuel system (gasoline). They said they did not do a fuel check, but would do one. They called me back and said it was contaminated gas and that some silvery metallic substance was in the gasoline. It cost me $1,605. 00 to replace the fuel pump, clean the fuel injectors, clean out the gas tank. Next day the "check engine" light came on. Took it back to the dealership and they said the bad gas had killed the catalytic converter and the ratio oxygen sensors. Cost me another $1,980. 88. Called the gas company I got the gas from and they denied my claim saying not enough evidence even though the dealership claimed bad gasoline. The gas company told me that when fuel pumps go, they can emit a metallic substance in the gasoline. Now I don't know who to believe after hearing about all these fuel pumps going. Funny thing is that when I was paying for my car the 2nd time around, a woman paying for her repair work said her fuel pump went out too. She had the same car -- 2005 Toyota Corolla !!! she also had to pay $1,500. 00. Something is fishy here.

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Major fuel leak at injectors causing liquid gasoline to pool in the wells of the exterior of the intake manifold. Vehicle towed to Toyota dealership. Dealership replaced o-rings at top of injectors.

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Consumer stated when the vehicle was started up, the engine light would come on and remain illuminated. Ts the dealer found that 1 out of 4 fuel injectors was bad and needed to be replaced.

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I bought a 2004 Toyota Corolla in July of 2003, not even two months of having the car I am having a problem. In September when I started to use my heat, I smelled a rotten egg/sulfur smell. It is terrible!!!. . . . I called the dealership on it and they told me to switch gas, so I switched gas. Three gas stations later and 2 months later I am still having the same problem. I don't know what the health regulations or environmental protection agency laws are against sulfur being emitted into someone's lungs and the air. Obviously, something is wrong and it is only going to snowball. I have called every dealership in western new york and tried to get an answer. My answer was "deal with it" from jim callaghan, in williamsville NY. There should be a huge recall on this vehicle. Otherwise a huge lawsuit will be coming from me if I don't get any action from Toyota on this vehicle.

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