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Found 10 results
Engine Revs
Whenever I Start My Car, The Rpms Just Shoot Up Really High Without Me Touching The Gas Or Anything. What Could Cause This?
Asked by
pozobyt
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16 ANSWERS
1992
TOYOTA CELICA
VIDEO
Vacuum Leak Test and Repair
Instructional repair video
GUIDE
Idle Air Control Motor Replacement
The idle air control motor or idle speed control motor is designed to adjust the air flow into the intake manifold at engine idle. Engine idle speed is monitored by the PCM...
Idle Fluctuates Between 800 And 1,700 Rpm In Park
Engine Was Replaced. There Was No Problem Before That. We Have Replaced The O2 Sensors, Mass Air Flow Sensor And Idle Sensor.
Asked by
foxden
·
8 ANSWERS
2000
TOYOTA CELICA
RPM Needle Under 1?
I Got 2003 Automatic Toyota Celica With 122000 Miles. My Question Is Why Does Or What Does It Means When My Rpm Needle Stays Between 0 And 1...
Asked by
samountry
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2 ANSWERS
2003
TOYOTA CELICA
1990 Toyota Celica Idles At 5000 Rpm
My Son Changed The Coil Pack And Now When You Start The Car In Is Idleing At 5000 Rpm What Woould Make It Do That
Asked by
sb0423
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2 ANSWERS
1990
TOYOTA CELICA
VIDEO
Is it Safe to Drive Check Engine Light?
Instructional repair video
1987 Toyota Celica RPM's Racing Even At Slower Speeds
Transmission Problem 1987 Toyota Celica Manual My '87 Celica, Manual Transmission, Sat In My Driveway For A Year And Now I Need To...
Asked by
patricia1701
·
2 ANSWERS
1987
TOYOTA CELICA
1998 Toyota Celica Engine Rpm,s
I Have A '98 Toyota Celica Gt 2.2 L. When I Step On The Gas, The Engine Will Not Rev Past 5,000 Rpm, It Just Stays There. It Idles Smooth...
Asked by
lingham
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1 ANSWER
1998
TOYOTA CELICA
GUIDE
Vacuum Leak
An automotive engine heavily relies on a sealed vacuum system to help monitor and optimize the engine's performance, when this system fails and leaks emerge performance ...
Car Is Struggling To Get Past 120 Km/h
Car Is At Nearly 4,000 Revs When Travelling At Over 120 Km/h. Used To Be Able To Reach 160 Km/h Easily At Just Over 3,000 Revs
Asked by
cob1984
·
1 ANSWER
1 IMAGE
2005
TOYOTA CELICA
I Just Got My Car Back Today It's A 93 Toyota Celica...
I Just Got My Car Back Today It's A 93 Toyota Celica And My Car Was Driving So So After I Got It I Noticed First Gear Was Slipping And He...
Asked by
brandendoolittle
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1 ANSWER
1993
TOYOTA CELICA
Mising Engine
My Toyota Celica 96 1.8l Efi Surges When Reaching 2600 To 3500 Rpms. It Will Clear Up After That Rpm Range And Run Great Up To That Rpm...
Asked by
Michael Spell
·
2 ANSWERS
1996
TOYOTA CELICA
2001 Toyota Celica Car Seems To Have No Pull...
Hi, My Toyota Celica Seems To Have No Pull Anymore. Its Like Driving With The Clutch In. The Problem Is Getting Progressively Worse. It...
Asked by
matt270189
·
1 ANSWER
2001
TOYOTA CELICA
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