Wondering if a 1998 toyota corolla will fit in a 2000 corolla

I'm sorry but there is no code po22 I think you missing a number
where did you get this code
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This phenomenon is called blow by. This usually happens when the engine compression escapes through the worn out piston rings due to the severely scratched cylinder wall. It also happens after the engine becomes severely overheated due to the loss of coolant or the car is driven with ruptured element air cleaner for longer period of time or due to the aging factor.
In this case the engine requires complete overhaul. It includes the replacement of the following parts to help enable the engine to perform satisfactorily as long as for many years without any problem.
The dire requirement here is to maintain the oil clearances of various parts during the machining process to ensure the reliability and dependability of the engine.
Engine parts to be replaced with original:
- Engine valves.
- Valve guides,
- Piston set (oversize).
- Ring set (oversize).
- Main and big end bearing shell set (Oversize).
- Crankshaft thrust (oversize).
- Timing belt and bearing set.
- Gasket set complete kit.
- Oil filter.
- Element air cleaner.
- Engine oil.
- Silicone RTV Grey.
- Radiator coolant.
Machining:
- New valves and guides fitting and valve seat redressing.
- Valve clearance adjustment.
- Cylinder re-boring and honing.
- Crankshaft grinding, main and big end bearings fitting, and main line checking/ correction.
- Connecting rod alignment.
- Radiator cleaning and cooling system inspection.
Hope that works.
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The Year 1998 Toyota Corolla engine will stall due to:
Spark plug faulty
High-tension cord faulty
Ignition problems:
• Ignition coil
• Igniter
• Distributor
Incorrect ignition timing
Vacuum leaks:
• PCV line
• EGR line
• Intake manifold
Throttle body
• Brake booster line
Incorrect valve clearance
EFI system problems
Engine overheats
Low compression

Jus check an auxillary air valve if it is working.if not jus bypass the pipes,the car will be fine.

here is a complete breakdown of 'yota engines and plus/minus aspects-the easiest thing to do is buy a rusted junker and swap drivetrains (they are everywhere) but you can do almost anything, including dropping in a small block ford or chevy if you are so inclined and have the resources.

http://www.twincam.org/topic/356-toyota-engine-swap-guide/

This model fitted with a standard in tank fuel pump will have two fuel lines one supplies the fuel to the engine and the other returns unused fuel to the fuel tank.

The VW wheels measure 14x6 57.1 and your corolla wheels are 14x5.5 54.1, the vw wheels are 1/2" wider but as long as you use the proper size tires for your corolla you wont run into any problems. also the bolt patterns will match they are both 4x100.

The sun makes the headlights yellow.

An engine from another Corolla up to 1997 will fit. There are 2 engines though. 4A-fe (1.6L) or a 7A-fe (1.8L) They look similar but run different Engine managment computers. The 4A-fe uses a 3spd auto trans and the 7A-fe uses a 4spd auto trans. Also some of the wiring may be different.
Hope this helps.

1998 Corollas have timing chains, not timing belts; no need to change the chain.