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oil change - 6G Celicas Forums
EnthusiastJoined Nov 10, '06From ClevelandCurrentlyOfflineReputation:0(0%)
6th Generation Celica
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Get the smaller adjustable/strap wrench and put an object like a box wrench or a dowell in between the strap and the filter to take up the slack. Something rubber coated will work good if available. ...
Topic ID: 5278 • Post ID: 8264679
Rear main seal replacement - 6G Celicas Forums
EnthusiastJoined Nov 10, '06From ClevelandCurrentlyOfflineReputation:0(0%)
6th Generation Celica
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Are you completely sure that the rear seal is leaking? I only ask because it is uncommon for the rear seal to leak on a Toyota unless you have a ton of miles, and you are really getting into a big jo...
Topic ID: 51153 • Post ID: 8238806
help with timing belt tensioner - 6G Celicas Forums
EnthusiastJoined Nov 10, '06From ClevelandCurrentlyOfflineReputation:0(0%)
6th Generation Celica
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Yes, there should be a pin in addition to the screw.
Topic ID: 50939 • Post ID: 8157788
Gas Leaking - 6G Celicas Forums
EnthusiastJoined Nov 10, '06From ClevelandCurrentlyOfflineReputation:0(0%)
6th Generation Celica
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There was recently another post with the exact same problem on this forum. There was a lot of discussion, pictures, etc. so I would try searching for it. Also, replacing fuel lines can be a real pai...
Topic ID: 49322 • Post ID: 8140590
OEM parts vs generic - 6G Celicas Forums
EnthusiastJoined Nov 10, '06From ClevelandCurrentlyOfflineReputation:0(0%)
6th Generation Celica
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For parts like the timing belt and water pump, it doesn't make any sense to use low quality or generic parts. The labor for these jobs outweighs the cost of the parts, plus if either one of those par...
Topic ID: 49311 • Post ID: 8140486
Some Suggestions about a Battery Tender? - 6G Celicas Forums
EnthusiastJoined Nov 10, '06From ClevelandCurrentlyOfflineReputation:0(0%)
6th Generation Celica
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You should get a trickle charger. The current is low (low enough so the battery can't be overcharged) so you can get ones that plug into the cigarette lighter. It is a very simple device, you can pr...
Topic ID: 49015 • Post ID: 8136966
Oil pressure vs. temperature - 6G Celicas Forums
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6th Generation Celica
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3.4c ... 7.5c? What is c?
Topic ID: 48953 • Post ID: 8136251
Brand new Brake Pads, still squealing.... - 6G Celicas Forums
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what if the dust shields are liek in the way of teh rotors' "path"???? what should one do about it???....
If the dust shields are rubbing on the rotors, simply bend them back just enough so ther...
what if the dust shields are liek in the way of teh rotors' "path"???? what should one do about it???....
If the dust shields are rubbing on the rotors, simply bend them back just enough so ther...
Topic ID: 48936 • Post ID: 8136156
Brand new Brake Pads, still squealing.... - 6G Celicas Forums
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1. You may need to switch brand or type of brake pads; some are a lot more prone to squealing. Also, did you replace front and rear pads?
2. Did you get the discs refaced or replace them? If the pad...
2. Did you get the discs refaced or replace them? If the pad...
Topic ID: 48936 • Post ID: 8136150
Brake problem driving me crazy! - 6G Celicas Forums
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6th Generation Celica
› Suspension/Handling/Braking
Do you have ABS?
Topic ID: 47250 • Post ID: 7799351
Brake problem driving me crazy! - 6G Celicas Forums
EnthusiastJoined Nov 10, '06From ClevelandCurrentlyOfflineReputation:0(0%)
6th Generation Celica
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You say you checked at the input to the proportioning valve, but did you check the outputs? The valve can get stuck and you will only get pressure on one side.
Topic ID: 47250 • Post ID: 7799347
clutch... - 6G Celicas Forums
EnthusiastJoined Nov 10, '06From ClevelandCurrentlyOfflineReputation:0(0%)
6th Generation Celica
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You'll probably pay 300 minimum for labor plust the cost of the clutch, maybe $200. It's going to depend on where you live/other factors though. I would call a couple of places, they can probably gi...
Topic ID: 47130 • Post ID: 7798006
Jumpy back tire. - 6G Celicas Forums
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but if its warped, wouldnt they tell me on the balancing?
They might, but not necessarily. You can still balance a rim that is bent. It is also possible that the tire was damaged; either one c...
but if its warped, wouldnt they tell me on the balancing?
They might, but not necessarily. You can still balance a rim that is bent. It is also possible that the tire was damaged; either one c...
Topic ID: 47072 • Post ID: 7797459
Painting Calipers - 6G Celicas Forums
EnthusiastJoined Nov 10, '06From ClevelandCurrentlyOfflineReputation:0(0%)
6th Generation Celica
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I tried to do it once and don't think I ever would again. It takes forever to get them to look good, and even with high temperature paint it does not seem to last, esp. in winter. Even the powder ...
Topic ID: 46834 • Post ID: 7794655
chip - 6G Celicas Forums
EnthusiastJoined Nov 10, '06From ClevelandCurrentlyOfflineReputation:0(0%)
6th Generation Celica
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I've never heard of performance chips for toyotas, but based on what I've seen on other cars I would guess there is no way you would get that much increase.
Topic ID: 46818 • Post ID: 7794442
How-To: Install new wheel bearings/hubs in the rear. - 6G Celicas Forums
EnthusiastJoined Nov 10, '06From ClevelandCurrentlyOfflineReputation:0(0%)
6th Generation Celica
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What did the hubs cost? Did you get them from Toyota?
Topic ID: 46760 • Post ID: 7793852
Hard Fuel lines and brake lines - 6G Celicas Forums
EnthusiastJoined Nov 10, '06From ClevelandCurrentlyOfflineReputation:0(0%)
6th Generation Celica
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Ok I see what you mean about the magnets, but I'm not sure how well it would work. Normally if you can angle the fuel line down when you are cutting it, this will prevent most of the filings from get...
Topic ID: 46757 • Post ID: 7793725
Hard Fuel lines and brake lines - 6G Celicas Forums
EnthusiastJoined Nov 10, '06From ClevelandCurrentlyOfflineReputation:0(0%)
6th Generation Celica
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Would it hurt anything if i just ran 1/2' of rubber hose instead of having the hard line?
Right, this is what I was suggesting to save time. Just make sure that you use fuel injection hose. Th...
Would it hurt anything if i just ran 1/2' of rubber hose instead of having the hard line?
Right, this is what I was suggesting to save time. Just make sure that you use fuel injection hose. Th...
Topic ID: 46757 • Post ID: 7793719
Hard Fuel lines and brake lines - 6G Celicas Forums
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6th Generation Celica
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oh yea, don't use a hack saw to cut through a fuel line, that is a very very bad idea.
I've done it many times before, it works fine. Cut slowly and try to angle the tube down so that the meta...
oh yea, don't use a hack saw to cut through a fuel line, that is a very very bad idea.
I've done it many times before, it works fine. Cut slowly and try to angle the tube down so that the meta...
Topic ID: 46757 • Post ID: 7793717
Hard Fuel lines and brake lines - 6G Celicas Forums
EnthusiastJoined Nov 10, '06From ClevelandCurrentlyOfflineReputation:0(0%)
6th Generation Celica
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Use a hack saw or one of those mini tubing cutters. Just don't use any type of grinder. What I usually do is remove the blade from the hack saw, bend it as necessary and cut the tube using the blade...
Topic ID: 46757 • Post ID: 7793714
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