The Toyota Corona 1976 comes in Convertible, Sedan and Wagon.
The Toyota Corona 1976 is available in Leaded Petrol.
Convertible
| Toyota Corona Models | SPECS | PRICE |
|---|---|---|
| Mk II | 2.6LLeadedLeaded Petrol3 SP AUTO3 speed automatic | — |
| Mk II | 2.6LLeadedLeaded Petrol4 SP MAN4 speed manual | — |
Sedan
| Toyota Corona Models | SPECS | PRICE |
|---|---|---|
| (base) | 2.0LLeadedLeaded Petrol3 SP AUTO3 speed automatic | — |
| (base) | 2.0LLeadedLeaded Petrol4 SP MAN4 speed manual | — |
| CS | 2.0LLeadedLeaded Petrol3 SP AUTO3 speed automatic | — |
| CS | 2.0LLeadedLeaded Petrol4 SP MAN4 speed manual | — |
| Mk II | 2.6LLeadedLeaded Petrol3 SP AUTO3 speed automatic | — |
| Mk II | 2.6LLeadedLeaded Petrol4 SP MAN4 speed manual | — |
| SE | 2.0LLeadedLeaded Petrol3 SP AUTO3 speed automatic | — |
| SE | 2.0LLeadedLeaded Petrol4 SP MAN4 speed manual | — |
Wagon
| Toyota Corona Models | SPECS | PRICE |
|---|---|---|
| SE | 2.0LLeadedLeaded Petrol3 SP AUTO3 speed automatic | — |
| SE | 2.0LLeadedLeaded Petrol4 SP MAN4 speed manual | — |
Toyota Corona 1976 FAQs
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Additives work best
CHECK the engine is a Toyota engine because Toyota was fitting the Holden 1.9-litre overhead-valve four-cylinder engine to the Corona at that time. The capacity you quote suggests yours has the ``misfire'' four in it. If it's a Holden engine the compression ratio was 8.7:1, but it's likely to be less than that now. If it runs well I'd continue to use unleaded with an additive.
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Losing lead
ACCORDING to the government guide, your car cannot run on unleaded petrol without an additive, so the best advice is to run it on regular, or premium unleaded if you can afford it, and add a commercial lead replacement additive available from your servo.
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Going over the top
YOU can cause a problem putting too much oil in the sump. The crankshaft hits the oil as it rotates, which can put extra load on the engine, reduce performance and increase fuel consumption. It can also cause the oil to froth and cause problems in the lubrication system. However, adding an extra 200ml probably won't have too much effect.
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