What the heck are these images on VVT-i??

Paolino · Aug 12, 2005

What the heck are these images on VVT-i??

ZZE130
ZZE10
AE102
etc...

1337Rolla · Aug 12, 2005

called ranks.

those are chassis codes for different gen corollas

vortex · Aug 12, 2005

got chassis code?

SlowRolla97 · Aug 12, 2005

vortex said:

got chassis code?

Argh!!! My chassis code is AE101, lol!

Rolla95 · Aug 12, 2005

my 95 is a ae102 right? i never figured it out...

fishexpo101 · Aug 12, 2005

Yup - AE101 are JDM or other overseas markets, AE102 is North American market.

Paolino · Aug 12, 2005

So....is it by post count or...?

1337Rolla · Aug 12, 2005

user CP > group memberships

SlowRolla97 · Aug 12, 2005

fishexpo101 said:

Yup - AE101 are JDM or other overseas markets, AE102 is North American market.

That would be incorrect sir. I have a USDM 1997 Corolla and my chassis code is an AE101, Ill take pics if you would like.

Rolla95 · Aug 12, 2005

is it the base models that are ae101 and dx/le are ae102??

renandabomb · Aug 12, 2005

Taken from ncfour site:

NCFour website said:

In most or all of the US, AE102 designates those Corollas with the 7A-FE engine, while AE101 designates the 4A-FE models. Toyota probably did this just to make distinguishing parts for the two easier. On a more global scale, however, AE101 actually designates a late model Levin, quite different from a so-called AE101 US Corolla

Rolla95 · Aug 12, 2005

so basically what i said it right, and i have an AE102

IS-Rolla · Aug 12, 2005

correct me if I'm wrong...
but a AE101 has a 1.6L 4afe engine
and the AE102 has a 1.8L 7afe engine....

to be sure, check your code on your driver side door panel....

Rolla95 · Aug 12, 2005

i ahve the 1.8

SlowRolla97 · Aug 12, 2005

IS-Rolla said:

correct me if I'm wrong...
but a AE101 has a 1.6L 4afe engine
and the AE102 has a 1.8L 7afe engine....

to be sure, check your code on your driver side door panel....

I think this is correct, cause I have a 1.6 and a AE101 code and my friends Rolla has a 1.8 and a AE102 chassis code.

AE102 · Aug 12, 2005

there could only be one AE102, and thats me

renandabomb · Aug 12, 2005

AE102 said:

there could only be one AE102, and thats me

clever... lol

AE102 · Aug 12, 2005

renandabomb said:

clever... lol

indeed

lil info...

Engine Type A = Corolla
- 4A-FE
- 1.6 liters (1587cc)
- 100hp (SAE net) @ 5600 rpm
- 105 lb-ft torque (SAE net) @ 4400 rpm

Engine Type B = Corolla DX
- 7A-FE
- 1.8 liters (1762cc)
- 105hp (SAE net) @ 5200 rpm
- 117 lb-ft torque (SAE net) @ 2800 rpm
- Bore = 81.0mm
- Stroke = 85.5mm
- CR = 9.5:1

IS-Rolla · Aug 13, 2005

just to clarify the 1993 model DX (like mine..hehehe) had 115 hp. In 1995 they reduce the output to 105 to comply with stricter emissions....but I only have 115 in torque..bleh...

Seventh Generation (1993-1997)

Significantly larger than the car it replaced (it rode on a 97.0-inch wheelbase), the 1993 Corolla sedan and wagon moved up a size classification from "subcompact" to "compact" according to the EPA. But there were no more Corolla coupes or all-wheel-drive wagons. Sedans were offered in standard, DX and LE trim, while a front-wheel-drive wagon was offered in DX trim only. All cars rode on a fully independent suspension, though DX and LE models benefited from an additional stabilizer bar in front.

Power for the basic Corolla sedan came from the same 1.6-liter engine used in the sixth-generation car (output was 105 hp, except in California, Massachusetts and New York, where it was rated for just 100 due to more stringent emissions requirements), but a new 1.8-liter, DOHC, 16-valve four making 115 horsepower was offered in the ritzier Corolla DX and LE models. A five-speed manual was standard, with a three-speed autobox optional on the base sedan and a four-speed optional on all other models. All cars came with 14-inch wheels and front disc/rear drum brakes; ABS was optional across the line. Height-adjustable seatbelts and a driver-side front airbag were standard in '93; the front passenger got one, too, in 1994. Also new that year were locking retractor seatbelts in passengers' positions and CFC-free refrigerant for cars with air conditioning.

The DX sedan got new upholstery, all audio systems were redesigned and the 1.8-liter engine lost 10 horsepower for 1995 in order to comply with stricter emissions regulations, but it did get a smidge more torque for a total of 117 lb-ft (versus 115 previously). The LE model was discontinued for 1996. Additionally, the front grille received a color-keyed frame and the taillight panels were revised with the DX getting a full-width treatment (the base sedan got gray cladding). Inside, the interior trim was revised, and an integrated child seat was added to the options list. Upgrades to the manual transmission yielded shorter throws, improved feel and more positive gear engagement.

In 1997, the DX wagon was dropped, but a special CE (Classic Edition) sedan was offered and it incorporated a number of popular features in one value-priced package. Among the standard goodies were power windows and locks, A/C, power steering, a four-speaker stereo, manual remote mirrors and special floor mats and exterior badging. All models received additional side-impact protection to meet new federal standards. And for the first time, during '97, all the Corollas sold in the United States were built in North America at the NUMMI plant in California and the TMMC plant in Canada. By the end of the 1997 model year, the Corolla had become the best-selling nameplate in automotive history, overtaking the VW Beetle.

source: http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/Features/articleId=94136

JspeXAE102 · Aug 13, 2005

AE102 said:

there could only be one AE102, and thats me

The non JspeX AE102

But anyways AE101/102 sedans are classified as AE100 overseas.

Roxtar · Aug 15, 2005

i'm assuming that the Matrix is ZZE130 just like the 03+ rolla

JspeXAE102 · Aug 15, 2005

Roxtar said:

i'm assuming that the Matrix is ZZE130 just like the 03+ rolla

The corolla wagon is a ZZE132/133

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