How to remove the timing chain on Toyota Celica?

To remove timing chain, drain coolant, remove fender and wheel, disconnects such as PS pump and engine mounts. In the case of 1ZZ-FE and 2ZZ-GE, certain steps should be used to remove bolts on thecylinder head cover and timing chain cover. Position timing marks, and trim off required parts.

How to service and repair the wheel bearing with ABS on Toyota Celica?

To repair the ABS wheel bearing, remove the ABS speed sensor by driving out 2 pins and using a pin punch. Mount the axle hub in a vise, replace if damaged, and use special tools to remove the sensor. Clean surfaces, position the new sensor correctly, and press it in without direct hammer contact.

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The Toyota Celica arrived on the market in 1973 as a sporty coupe that utilized shared components from Toyota's Corona to produce a compact and versatile vehicle. The 1.6-liter 2T engine in the 1973 original Celica delivered excellent performance and fuel efficiency while winners of Best of Show received a 2T-B engine from 1974 featuring better emissions. The first automatic Celica featured the smooth-shifting 4R automatic transmission known as the A40 in North American ST and LT models. The 1975 model year introduced redesigned heavy bumpers that satisfied federal safety standards and provided enhanced protection against low-speed collisions. The 1978 Celica utilized a 2.2-liter 20R engine to achieve better performance and improved fuel economy compared to previous models. Product work included: Frame removal from windows required additional B-Rail thickness to achieve structural stability. The GTV version of the Toyota Celica offered an enhanced driving experience through its stiffer suspension which served to boost safety control performance. Toyota maintains strict quality standards to produce Celica OE parts which ensure durability and maximum performance. The company fulfills its quality promise by distributing OEM parts through Toyota dealer networks which are built to decompose.

The Toyota Celica is known among drivers for its solid performance. But some owners have mechanical issues that reduce the reliability of the vehicle. The Toyota Celica automatic transmission has a pretty typical issue. It doesn't shift well when it has a lot of miles on it. The usual culprit for this problem is a misadjusted Toyota Celica throttle position sensor. It could also be a bad shift solenoid. The Toyota Celica transmission doesn't need a full rebuild most of the time. The other problem is the ignition. The distributor holds the Toyota Celica ignition coil. The coil can malfunction, causing hesitation, poor acceleration or a no-start condition especially in cold or wet weather. A technician will replace the entire distributor with a genuine Toyota part if an internal component fails. Lastly, other possible power steering issues could be leaks of power steering hoses or the power steering pump. It may require the replacement of power steering pump and hoses. To make sure that the Toyota Celica stays in peak condition, owners need regular maintenance along with quick repairs.

Toyota Celica Parts and Q&A

Timing Chain
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Q: How to remove the timing chain on Toyota Celica?
A: To remove timing chain, drain coolant, remove fender and wheel, disconnects such as PS pump and engine mounts. In the case of 1ZZ-FE and 2ZZ-GE, certain steps should be used to remove bolts on thecylinder head cover and timing chain cover. Position timing marks, and trim off required parts.
Axle Support Bearing
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Q: How to service and repair the wheel bearing with ABS on Toyota Celica?
A: To repair the ABS wheel bearing, remove the ABS speed sensor by driving out 2 pins and using a pin punch. Mount the axle hub in a vise, replace if damaged, and use special tools to remove the sensor. Clean surfaces, position the new sensor correctly, and press it in without direct hammer contact.

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