celica died
okay i was driving down the road in my 84 celica gts rwd 5speed and all of a sudden it just turned off and would not turn bak on we poped the hood to find a broken vaccuum line we taped up the lind and it started and then died so we got a new hose now it wont even start anyone have an idea of what theprobblem could be
A friend of mine has an 89 celica which died while he was driving. It restarted and ran for a few miles and died again and would not start. We checked wires, fuel pump etc. I then checked the timing belt by pulling the upper timing belt cover to the side (I was initially too lazy to remove the belt covers completely) and the belt looked fine. However, when we removed the covers completely later on, it turned out to be the timing belt - it was really worn but it was still held in place pretty tightly - it just wouldn't turn properly.
ok, it has a timing chain not a belt. my brother has a 85 celica GT-S rwd also and his car did that same thing and it ended up being a bad relay. so go to the junk yard and find another celica and take all the relays so you can swithch them out.
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sounds like a relay. if the problem was intermittin like that, is soulds like a relay. check all of your fuses, and relays. circuit opening, fuel pump, efi,....
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ok guys update i cheked every thing did what hatchibill said got all new relays and fuses nothing at all im thinking a spark plug if it was fuel wudnt it have puttered to a stop like running out of gas idk i went to chek the spark plug and someone stole my tools
um, i still think its electrical, if it was a spark plug than it should still run on the other cylinders. well you might have fried the ECU? turn the key on and check with a multimeter if your getting power to the fuse boxes, fuel pump, coil, etc.
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