Toyota Celica

Yes. In the compartment under the A/C controls once you push the compartment down and it rises up.

On the 2001 Toyota Celica, the water pump is located to the right of the radiator. A hose connects the radiator to the water pump.

6.5" front and back

Inside the distributor cap under the rotor.

Should be "peel off" type if not write back

Remove wheels
Remove caliper mounting bolts
Slide caliper off rotor
Rotor should slide off hub

The firing order for the Celica GT is 1-3-4-2. This is the same firing order for all of the Toyota 4-cylinder engines.

Should be a plug at the side of the transmission

Hiya all your codes are pointing at your emmissions evaporative control system. hope this helps you ?

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Fan belt? Well a 1995 celica would have either a 5S-FE (2.2L)or a 7A-FE (1.8L)engine. Both of these motors use electric fans. I am not sure which belt you are trying to change.

Its obvious that you'd take the old one out first. The problem is how. Can someone please provide the details. I don't have a manual w/my Toyota and can't figure out how to open up the compartment where the air filter is. Thank you. I would advise you to get an owner's manual. You need this for the maintenance schedule on your ride. Dealer, E-Bay, Salvage Yard, are sources. You can also find them on-line. Search with Google using the term "Automobile Owner's Manual" If it is like my 01 celica gt, you should be able to release four tension clips on the sides of the air filter box and lift off the top of the air filter housing, remove the old filter, then replace the new one. Be careful to make sure to fully close the air filter housing when done, or you could turn your check engine light on if you allow too much air to pass through the housing.

First off its a "dump valve" second its "thanks". on to the question - no. simple as that. sell it and buy a turbocharged car.

open the rear passenger side door, pop up the seat as if you were going to enter the back seat. look for a trap door in the carpet under the seat you just lifted up. open the door, there's the jack

engine bay

If your window just works in one direction it is probably the switch. Try cleaning it with contact cleaner and rock it back and forth multiple times. You can get the window up by pulling apart the connector in the door panel and turning it around with jumper wires so pin 1 goes to 2 and 2 goes to 1. Then press the down button.

Starter is located under the exaust manifold to the right..... easy to get to..

if its a 4 cylinder, 4 and a half quarts

The fender must be removed so the light will slip out

probably SAE 10W30

yes, The Toyota Celica has been launched after a long life, from the early ST185 GT4 models through to the present , less performance orietnated models.The Toyota Celica derived its name from the Spanish word "calico," which means "from the heavens" or "celestial." Just like other Toyota vehicles, Toyota Celica is well-acclaimed for its reliability on the road brought by its durable Toyota Celica parts and useful Toyota Celica parts accessories. Intended for motorists who feel youthful, love fun, and adore style, the Toyota Celica has proven to be more than just a basic means of transportation. After years of planning for the vehicle's development that began as early as 1967, the Toyota Celica was finally rolled out for public consumption in 1971. It was modeled after the EX-1 "Car of the Future," thus it exuded style that was considered radical at the time of its production. Its significance even extended to the launch of the sporty subcompact market segment.

how do you replace headlight bulb in a 2001 celica gts

Believe it or not you can not check the transmission oil on a 2007/2008 Tundra with a 5.7 leader engine. It is designed to go 100,000 miles before servicing and IT MUST BY DONE BY THE DEALER. it has to be brought up to a certain temperature and need a special tool to check it. Talk to a Toyota service manager if you don't believe me.

I had a conversation with a service manager and he said "You can't believe how many people drain the transmission and then can't figure out how to refill it and have to tow it back here to get it fixed."

Also look in your "Owners Manual" and you will not find anything on servicing the transmission by the owner.

This is incorrect. You can check the transmission with a little know how on how to engage the computer without a special tool. Well, it does require a special tool actually, but everyone probably has one of these around their house - a paper clip. I've been a mechanic for 30 years and I've found a way to service and check the transmission on my 2008 Toyota Tunda. There is a procedure for checking the temperature in the transmission by crossing 2 pins in the OBD2 diagnostic connector located under the dash under the steering wheel. This is where the paper clip comes in. Please email me for the full instructions.

If it's the same as the 2000 it looks relatively simple. Remove the plastic trunk liner by hand and then use a socket wrench (7/16" socket- most likely) and remove 4 nuts- It should then wiggle free.

Here are a couple of basic things to check: 1-Make sure the coolant level is correct in your radiator and overflow reservoir. 2-Make certain the thermostat (in the water outlet housing) is in good working order. This should be replaced every 24 months because it is cheap/easy insurance that your car's cooling system will run well. Also, make sure that the thermostat in the car is the correct one (with regard to temp) stated in the manual. 3-Are the hoses leading to the heater core (in the engine bay) swollen/damaged/old? 4-Is the actuator arm/servo/solenoid for the heater core bypass functioning correctly? Basically, when you "turn on" the heater, something has to physically open/close the coolant bypass valve to the heater core to allow warm/hot coolant to flow into the heater core (under your dashboard). If this process is electronically controlled, it is possible that it is failing to open that valve some times. If it is a mechanically controlled process, the heater bypass may be obstructed. 5-Heater core may need replacing. If the heater core has a lot of build-up in it, the coolant will not circulate as easily as it should which can cause the heater to not function properly. There is probably more to check, but its nearly 3am and Im not thinking clear enough to proceed any further. Good luck.