Check with Toyota and see if they have a recall or TSB on the dipstick.
If not try cleaning the dipstick and use an oil resistant paint, like engine paint. Paint the end of dipstick with paint (white or some contrasting color). See if you can read it better.
You should also report this problem to Toyota directly, so they are aware of problem.
Go to dealer and look at other 2009 Corolla dipsticks and see if they are the same. If you can read them, have Toyota replace yours with a new one (under warranty).
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Tuesday, April 7th, 2009 AT 8:45 AM