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Toyota Celica Door Handle is mounted on a car that gained recognition as one that combined aggressive style with practicality. Toyota Celica was introduced in 1973, and its lightweight body and spirited 1.6 liter 2T engine made the drives to be fun and fuel-saving. Recent models acquired a more powerful 2.2 litre 20R, heavier bumpers which passed the safety regulations and a tuned suspension, which kept the car flat in corners. Due to the fact that Toyota invests keen quality control on all the Celica parts, the owners are enjoying the benefit of durability that is equal to the dynamic nature of the car. Within, the agile steering and hassle-free shifting demonstrate that Toyota has made the Celica to appear sporty and friendly at the same time. One of the most important elements of such experience, the Door Handle is characterized by durable construction, an accurate latching link, and lock cylinders allowing drivers to enter their cars fast, and keeping their coupes safe. Every Toyota Celica Door Handle has been formed to match the door skin to ensure that wind noise is kept to a minimum and that the grip is natural. The Door Handle is also resistant to scratches and fading and its connecting rods convey movement without distorting to the latch, which sends the fulfilling click, which means freedom to go. There is a spare Door Handle which can be positioned in the trunk in case of an emergency. Installation of one will require battery disconnection, removing the panel, loosening linkages, changing seals, bolting the new part, reconnecting wiring, and testing action.