2014 Toyota Corolla S Engine Fastest Replacement/2009-2019 Toyota Engine Removal

[@chuckz28]

Omg thank you for this video. I thought the trans needed to come out too and this proves it doesn't saving me a ton of work!

[@mechanicmode]

You are welcome! I am happy that’s helpful

[@RussianRocket2o]

Spasibo bro! Im about to replace one tomorrow on exactly this vehicle. 2014 corolla. Thank you for the thorough explanation

[@mechanicmode]

Good luck man

[@ousmanedrame2357]

Wooow - that's a mechanic right there lol- nice work

[@mechanicmode]

Thanks 🙏

[@jacobcrow1042]

Hey guys I was just wondering if I could put a 2010 eco premium Corolla motor / trans into my 2014 Corolla s ? Would I have the swap the ecu out aswell

[@mechanicmode]

I don’t think so Probably is different

[@dopefinesse9510]

Do you have to remove the ac compressor and take out the torque converter bolt?

[@mechanicmode]

Yes you have too

[@dopefinesse9510]

@@mechanicmode where can I find the torque converter at

[@dopefinesse9510]

Do I have to unbolt the transmission from the engine?

[@mechanicmode]

Yup this is the last thing you have to do and than pull the engine out

[@callmebackfriday2]

How long it takes in total from start to finish? what is the reason it needs to be replace? Is the engine from Japan (JDM)? How did you pick a good used engine or engine with transmission? thanks so much for the video.

[@mechanicmode]

It took Two days but I wasn’t working only on this car probably if you will stay on it will take 10 hours ! The reason I replaced is hydrolock engine The engine is from a junkyard in USA good used engine with some miles

[@callmebackfriday2]

@@mechanicmode Thanks for your information. Thanks for the excellent step by step video.👍

[@JasonLee-lv7tm]

Why does it matter if engine is from Japan? It’s a myth about used Japanese engines having 30k miles

[@DavidTheMechanic]

What was the labor time on this job?

[@mechanicmode]

9 hours for me !

[@puertoropelu2257]

If I wanted to swap this engine into a 1987 corolla is there any specifics I would need to know of especially with these newer engines being so electronic ?

[@mechanicmode]

Well you have to replace the whole wire harness of the engine base And a lot of things but is possible

[@MrEklipze]

do you have any videos on how to remove the cvt transmission from a 2014-2016 corolla?

[@mechanicmode]

Not yet but I will make one

[@joeyR1CBR1000RR]

Very helpful video thanks, just wondering with a manual do you need to remove gearbox mounts in order to get the engine out? or is there enough room to remove the engine by just removing the alternator etc.? thank you

[@mechanicmode]

I believe there is enough room but also I never have done the stick shift so idk for sure

[@joeyR1CBR1000RR]

I found i had to support the gearbox and remove both the front mount and side mount, came out ok after that@@mechanicmode

[@AHCcustombuildz]

Any ideas what fluids I need ? I’m doing this on a car this weekend

[@mechanicmode]

Coolant , engine oil and filter

[@guitararistic]

Do you recommend changing any of the gaskets or oil seals?

[@mechanicmode]

Yes specially if the new engine has high mileage Or damage or oil leak, make sure everything is sealed and in good condition

[@diegocarmona325]

Hey bro, I have a 2015 Toyota Corolla, what engine swaps do you recommend doing for more hp? Or what do u recommend in general. Great video btw.

[@mechanicmode]

Thanks , I recommend to keep it like that If you need a new engine get it from junk yard with low miles and make sure you match the engine type ! If you want to tune it up than find the right person to make it professionally done

[@mcfilms6557]

How did you find the engine at the junkyard?

[@mechanicmode]

Search junk year around you and you call them and ask for an engine of your car

[@ericramirez8928]

Thank you for the info

[@mechanicmode]

No problem

[@scottgarland1781]

Hello, I thoroughly enjoyed your video and it was so helpful! I'm in the process of removing a 2009 Corolla engine and was wondering how you were able to disconnect the bottom (2) bell housing bolts. On my Corolla they are blocked by a subframe that runs under the bell housing. Did you loosen all the engine/transmission mounts a bit and raise the engine 2-3" with the hoist to gain access to these bolts, then lower it back down to remove the last (5) bolts, or is it possible to lower that subframe slightly? My 2009 is a Gen-10, so maybe it's slightly different than your Gen-11 2014 model? If so, I guess I'll have to remove the transmission as well - per the recommended procedure in ALLDATA, but that seems like a lot of extra work. Hopefully there is a simple solution - your video didn't show clearly how you removed these exact bolts I'm referring to, so any help would greatly be appreciated! Thanks again.

[@mechanicmode]

Hi how are you ? Hopefully you did remove your engine If now than I would like to help you ! To be honest I did not get any engine like yours out yet but I think it should be very similar to this one . In my case the bolts comes out very easy there is no subframe ! Idk exactly which bolts are you talking about but if you still need help than you can text me in mechanic mode Instagram and also send me some pictures so I can see it ! Thanks you for your good words and good luck with your car 👍🏼🤛🏼

[@AnonYmous-yi4zy]

Just did this today. I removed all the bolts from the crossmember. I couldn't get the crossmember out because it seems to be tucked under the rear transmission mount, but I was able to swing it to the side enough to get a wrench on the bottom two bell housing bolts. Definitely a pain.

[@scottgarland1781]

@@AnonYmous-yi4zy I used the exact same strategy as you did Anon - just unfastened the front transmission mount and removed a few bolts (or nuts - it's been awhile since I did it) from the rear transmission mount and the subframe slide out of the way enough to unfasten the 2 bell housing bolts. I had floor jacks under the engine and transmission since it was difficult to tell if this subframe was a critical structural support for either. In the end, it didn't appear that it was. Engine is out and the rebuild is going well. Thanks again for posting the video - very helpful!! Stay safe

[@javajav3004]

Hi I know this video is from a while back but do you remember how many miles the old engine had?

[@mechanicmode]

90k miles

[@luisduarte1374]

I just changed my engine on a 2009 Corolla s and put in a 2014 ran fine than shut off.do i need to change sensors from old engine ?and do i need to reset pcm or ecu?

[@mechanicmode]

You got find the issue why it shut off idk think is the ecu or something like that you probably left something loose or not placed right Check everything around

[@iahmoobboy]

Used your original wiring harness? New wiring harness might be different.

[@adriandasilva8481]

Can I replace my 2009 with a 2012 corolla motor?

[@mechanicmode]

The answer is not Unfortunately your car is completely diferente You can’t to that

[@mz3200]

Can the 2020 Corolla 1.6 engine be replaced with a 1.8 . engine?

[@mechanicmode]

I don’t think so ! At least I think you have to replace the wire harness ECM and transmission

[@tukmol5881]

Which mount bolt do I need to remove/loosen if I just want to lift the oil pan a little and get the "passenger" control out arm bolt out? I have an 09 Corolla....

[@mechanicmode]

Probably you did figure out ?

[@davida871]

Trans mount bolts attached to body on drivers side.

[@kj3313]

Do u know what caused the engine to fail like that I have a 2015 I want it to last a long time

[@mechanicmode]

It’s water damage so stay away from water

[@kj3313]

@@mechanicmode oh man sorry that happened to u it’s just surprising seeing a newer Corolla that needs a new engine usally the 1.8 is bullet proof

[@akifjaved2005]

I appreciate your hardwork ❤

[@mechanicmode]

Thank you 🙏

[@Ahmed-tt9iz]

Mechanic Mode: My 2012 corolla engine seized. I found a low miles 2016 corolla engine. Can I replace my engine with 2016 engine? A local mechanic said it will fit but I am worried about any possible physical differences between the engines, engine bay, connections, sensors, position of surrounding components, frame of car? Should I look for 2012 corolla engine instead? I will really appreciate your input. I will also appreciate other viewer's opinions. Thanks.

[@mechanicmode]

I think there is couple things that are different and it needs to be. changed before you will replace the engines in this situation just call nearest Toyota dealer and give them the vin numbers

[@Critter0817]

Can I do this in my driveway? With everything but the lift

[@mechanicmode]

Yes , definitely but you will spend more time on it

[@Critter0817]

@@mechanicmode awesome! Do you have an idea on how hard it would be to replace the 2zr with a 1zz? I've got a relatively bad rod knock and think my engine is set to die in the next 6 months. If I can't get my hands on a junkyard 2zr-fe motor, a junkyard 1zz is the next best thing in my eyes. How difficult would that be to do?

[@jasmeetjohal9713]

Hello there, I was looking for engine replacement for my 2014 corolla, where is your workshop located? And can you suggest me any junkwards? Isn’t really hard to find used Engines

[@mechanicmode]

Hey I am in Maryland If you need any engine just try to find local junk yard and ask them for one

[@chxpo8776]

Could I put a k-series engine in it

[@mechanicmode]

I have no idea

[@shimmy6039]

very good video

[@mechanicmode]

Thank you 👍🏼

[@ytfuji4648]

question. will a 2014 corolla engine fit in my 2009? the 1.8 L

[@mechanicmode]

Unfortunately is not fitting

[@ytfuji4648]

@@mechanicmode how come

[@DBE_Mushoo]

You should be able too 2009 - 2015 Frame is real Close

[@beenheredoneit.4381]

As long as its the same 1.8l vvti engine. Which I think it might be. Cross check part numbers but I'm pretty sure I see when I buy parts for my 2016 S corolla it's for those years and motor 1.8L.

[@alpinegh]

I'm about to do the same right now on a Matrix. I'll confirm in a couple of days but yes it should work. A lot of sites will tell you the comparability starts on 2011-17 but that's not true. The 2009-2010 share the same 2ZR-FE engine. The main difference between the 09-10 and 11+ models is they fixed the VVTI issue, which if you had the 09-10 should have been replaced under warranty and would make it work like a 11+ engine. As the 14+ are a different generation, you might have to use the accessories (alternator, intake, etc) from your old engine. But other than that it should bolt right up. Again not 100% sure, but around 95%. I'll let you know in a couple of days.

[@elmerdominguez6295]

Hey does a 2010 engine from a corolla well fit on a 2009 corolla?

[@mechanicmode]

Hey 👋 how are you ! To be honest i don’t know but you can call local Toyota dealer and give the vin number and ask if the engine fits !

[@maniacmechanic777]

Is this the motor that quotes about 16hrs. We have one at my shop and are doing next week. Would love to not drop the transmission as well haha. Thanks

[@mechanicmode]

Where exactly I did dropped the transmission? Good luck with that its not really hard job !

[@maniacmechanic777]

@@mechanicmode sorry I meant in the labour Time it says to drop the transmission. Just was curious if yours said that too but you did it this way and didn't have too. Great job!

[@mechanicmode]

Yeah man I did not drop the transmission It’s actually pretty easy this way ! Let me know if you need any help i will help with I can do

[@zohaibkhan5069]

Great man.

[@mechanicmode]

Thanks

[@AnonYmous-yi4zy]

Thanks for the video. Super helpful!

[@mechanicmode]

Thank you for your comment 🙏

[@juanmanuelramirezsanchez9254]

Gracias maestro

[@mechanicmode]

🫡 yes sir

[@macardabirturk9380]

Good job mate🫡❤️🇹🇷

[@mechanicmode]

Thank you mate

[@amandocontrerasgarcia9380]

19:18 min that happens to me too. When the engine works 😸. ✌️😎

[@mechanicmode]

😅😂😂

[@Electronicaymas1]

Good Job!

[@mechanicmode]

Thank you , for your comment 🙏

[@javajav3004]

Love it

[@mechanicmode]

Thank you 🙏

[@smitty1715]

Hello how long did it take from start to finish?

[@mechanicmode]

One day !

[@adamdomonski1619]

Why though?

[@mechanicmode]

👍🏼