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The only problem we saw with them was clogged oil rings mostly due to extending the oil changes too far. If Toyota had drilled more holes in the oil ring groove the problem likely wouldn't have happened but with only a few holes they got clogged from the dirty oil and then the engine would eat oil. The ones we saw blown up had basically no oil in them because of the high consumption..."Why should I need to check my oil every time I fill up with gas"? I had one guy ask. Makes me shake my head.
@@recoilrob324Also the “lift” bolts that would break off and get stuck and had to be drilled out. If I remember correctly it only happened on the intake side cam.
I have a 2011 corolla that’s at 230k… I’m saving up for a down payment new truck next year being the Nissan frontier (Scotty bought one reviewed it here too)… But for some reason I don’t wanna let my corolla go 😢
Running a higher octane fuel from a top tier gas station helps keep the emission system clean, I run 91 in my vehicles and have for the past 25 years now, no issues (at all) with any of my vehicles, original Cats. And exhaust, a family member runs 89 octane in his and no issues either.😊
I had a feeling Toyota would be going out of business soon. They are only like the world's largest auto maker. Thank you Scotty for breaking this news.
1ZZ had an oil burning issue due to narrow cooling channels in the piston heads that clog up over time. This was resolved in ~2003. Its a fantastic engine and returns 32-40 mpg on the highway. The 2ZZ had large diameter cooling channels (Yamaha design) with only two minor issues - failing lift bolts (relatively easy and cheap repair) and oil starvation in high G turns (track days) - resolved by using a baffled oil pan. I drove my 1ZZ for +13 years before oil burning became an issue. Replaced with a 2ZZ. Fantastic car at 2400lbs that handles great.
Scotty, your videos are one of the few entertaining things on RUclips I can count on! T-shirt ordered. Thanks for the knowledge and entertainment! Don't ever change... (Wish you were in Central FL.)
When I worked for Toyota in Kentucky, I leased that '01 Celica GT. Still my favorite car I've ever owned - it was way too fun to drive, and got great gas mileage. When I turned it in after the 4-yr lease ended, I got 100% return, and didn't have to pay a thing.
I got my 2018 Corolla IM (made in Japan) with 14K miles for a steal. Hoping the "made in Japan" still carries weight. I haven't owned a Toyota since my first car in the 90's... a 1986 Camry w/ way too many miles. I had to give Toyota another shot after owning 2 Golfs.. did a few upgrades and so far, so good!
4:06 I would disagree. Back in my highschool party days I fit a record of 11 people in my 2000 Celica to drive across the neighbourhood to someone else’s house at 3am haha..
omg ikr?! I struggle for years with this issue. Ugh. Ive been tempted to send my Celica to Scotty for him to get it runnin again. Been sittin for a few..
The 2zz is great if you just replace the lift bolts on the 00-02 models and the gaskets on the timing chain cover which often fail and cause an oil leak after 50k miles. The gasket job is a lot of work but other than that it's a fantastic car.
I have a 2001 celica and a 2004 pontiac sunfire 5sp 75k original miles i bought in 2024 for $1500. You can still buy the sunfire or cavalier 2.2l, 2 4l, z24 package way cheaper than the toyota and the gm where way more reliable. Easy work on, cheaper to fix. The main problem with the 2.2l, 2.4l , z24 models where weak automatic transmissions so get a manual, and headgaskets. But the headgaskets were extremely easy fix in under an hour cost less than $100 to do it yourself .
The problem with old cars is they lack many safety and convenience features. The engine is becoming less and less important, even though obviously a working engine is a necessity.
My brother-in-law has a 92 Toyota Celica when the 5SFE finally wore out with 400,000+ miles we put a 3S GTE from a fourth gin all track in it we didn’t get the all-wheel-drive stuff so it’s hooked to the original five speed manual that was in his Celica 265 hp on two front wheels is a handful. That’s only running 8 pounds of boost factory computer it’ll spend tires first through third and chirp fourth gear like a champ. It’s a lot of white knuckle driving but it’s fun😮.
I always thought the first three generations of the Celica were the best. Each of those were available as a coupe and hatchback. I hope that Toyota brings it back as a proper "2-door" , as it should be.
Well, I would agree with you, but I have a 2003 MR2 Spyder with the 1ZZ in it and that exact scenario happened to me hahaha. I took a turn pretty hard, nothing crazy quite honestly, but a spirited turn and I imagine all the oil sloshed to the side, the engine picked up air, and when I straightened the wheel out it was knocking. I now plan on swapping in a built/modernized 2ZZ as a replacement engine just for that more horsepower and better sound. Also the 1ZZ does LOOOOVE to burn oil. Mine had changes every 1000-3000 miles from new essentially but still burnt oil at 142k. Just the name of the game with these Toyota 4 cylinders I guess!
Hello, I'm from Poland and for some time now I can't stop watching your films, they are simply too good. However, I would like to ask because I am a fan of American cars and I would like to have an old American registration. Of course, I could buy it online, but I would like one that used an American car. hence the question whether you do not have such registration and whether it is possible to ship to Poland and what the cost would be. Greetings and I hope there will be more videos like this!
Wow, my car broke down & a co-worker gave me a ride in her MR-2- she loved it, & I could see why, it had acceleration, handled well, & was comfortable, With great gas mileage... I felt, The MR-2 was a nice car - The Spiders looked Fantastic - & I wondered.... Why would Toyota stop production of such a great car... Sales. You may make a great Taco, but if you only sell Tostados, you will stop making tacos. The MR-2 (Not the best name) was a wonderful rig, & I bet, it could have rivaled the Honda S2000 if is fully matured. The Gal that took me home has a 1.2L Manual, non turbo... but it was quick, & sprite. like a car should be :-) Thank you for your wonderful videos :-)
that was enjoyable! I wish a NEW car would be so positive but even my Subaru dumped the 6-cylinder and the 4-cylinder are good but only for the first 50-80 thousand miles. Many friends have had them rebuilt or replaced...why can't someone make a good car for a reasonable price?
Is Toyota stopping car production? A total of six production lines at four plants have stopped - which includes the factories that manufacture the LandCruiser 70 Series, HiAce, and Lexus LX - according to a report from news outlet Nikkei Asia. However, a statement from the Japanese car giant says it will resume production from 12 February 2024.Feb 2, 2024
Like you said scotty thirty seven miles per gallon and a good little cruiser compared to what they got now with all of that technology and craziness that there's stuff in the three cylinder turbo crazy technology
My 2005 vibe with the 1zz and 5 speed had 295000 miles runs great. Use about a half of quart of oil every 3000 miles. I just replaced the original clutch 1200 miles ago.
I used to own one of those, Manual Transmission, 2004 ZR Toyota Celica, White, fun little car, ended up selling it to buy a 2 Door Holden Ute, it had about 250,000 Kilometres on it (The Toyota).
Toyotas are way overpriced. Instead of a toyota, I ended up buying a panther platform Lincoln Town Car. The town car is just as reliable as a Toyota for a much cheaper price.
Toyota should abandon BMW (bad motor wreck) and bring back the Supra with a (Toyota engine). Either 2.8 or 3.5L. 6 speed manual transmission without that horrible double clutch. With the option to get those with the dependable Aisen automatic transmissions.
I have a Celica like the one in the beginning of the video. Its a great car. 2000 with 185k on it. real good condition. Wont get rid of it til my left leg gives out and i cant drive stick anymore. lol Hey Scotty, where would I go to make an appt with you? Id like to have you have a look at mine. thnx!
NUH uh. 2zz is the better and more reliable motor. 1zz suffered from so many problems and every single one munches on oil. 2zz is great motor facelift 2zz has only one issue and that’s the oil pan as mentioned.
20+ years and Sabaru still don’t figure out how not to blow up motors! Toyota is really going the wrong way, who needs a 4WD sports car? I think GR Corolla is enough for the 4WD crowd. They will make it too expensive and it will not do well, can already see it being a disaster!
Had that exact same car. White and everything. Bought it in Toronto with 17k km on it. Was a very decent car. Not fast by any stretch, but fun to drive. It was the GT. I never heard that the GT-S had major engine problems. Glad I didn’t get one.
I've had 3! All 3 where gts 1.8 vvtl-i I never had that problem with any of them. The 01 had 165k when I got rid of it and got an 02 gts 6spd with 37k. Luv them great car!
I’ve got a 2003 Corolla 1.6 here in uk the main thing is Scotty a Toyota will get you there I’ve had a citan a Fiat Vauxhall and a vw caddy for work vans and they all have let me down now I’ve got a Peugeot electric van now all cra?
Yes, the Honda Fit hatchback is very convenient to put allot of stuff in. Unfortunately, Honda stop selling it in the USA. Small cars don't sell as well in USA and so manufactures have stop making them for USA
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Scotty, I thought you said Blackhawk helicopters were strafing your home?
My 2000 toyota celica GTS has 170,000 miles on the original 2ZZ engine and 6 speed manual transmission. Still running strong!
The only problem we saw with them was clogged oil rings mostly due to extending the oil changes too far. If Toyota had drilled more holes in the oil ring groove the problem likely wouldn't have happened but with only a few holes they got clogged from the dirty oil and then the engine would eat oil. The ones we saw blown up had basically no oil in them because of the high consumption..."Why should I need to check my oil every time I fill up with gas"? I had one guy ask. Makes me shake my head.
Im pushing 250k on my ‘00 GTS 6 spd
@@recoilrob324Also the “lift” bolts that would break off and get stuck and had to be drilled out. If I remember correctly it only happened on the intake side cam.
That was 22 years ago Scotty. 😊
They were still making them in Europe and Japan until now
@@adwhite804JDM
I had a 1995 5 speed Celica I bought for $4000 and drove it for 6 years I changing only the distributor. Best car I have ever owned.
My 2000 Camry just turned 350K. It has a partially plugged Catalytic converter but still takes me to and from work 60 miles round trip.
my 1.8 2004 just turned 451k
Use high mileage oil
I have a 2011 corolla that’s at 230k… I’m saving up for a down payment new truck next year being the Nissan frontier (Scotty bought one reviewed it here too)…
But for some reason I don’t wanna let my corolla go 😢
Running a higher octane fuel from a top tier gas station helps keep the emission system clean, I run 91 in my vehicles and have for the past 25 years now, no issues (at all) with any of my vehicles, original Cats. And exhaust, a family member runs 89 octane in his and no issues either.😊
See Scott cat converter clean video on lacquer thinner
Oh, so Subaru copied the oil starvation system from Toyota. I didn't know that..... 😂
I had a feeling Toyota would be going out of business soon. They are only like the world's largest auto maker. Thank you Scotty for breaking this news.
Scared the hell out of me. Thought the Camry was going away forever
1ZZ had an oil burning issue due to narrow cooling channels in the piston heads that clog up over time. This was resolved in ~2003. Its a fantastic engine and returns 32-40 mpg on the highway. The 2ZZ had large diameter cooling channels (Yamaha design) with only two minor issues - failing lift bolts (relatively easy and cheap repair) and oil starvation in high G turns (track days) - resolved by using a baffled oil pan. I drove my 1ZZ for +13 years before oil burning became an issue. Replaced with a 2ZZ. Fantastic car at 2400lbs that handles great.
1994-1999 Celica's are some of the best cars ever made in my opinion.
I've always wanted the gt-four of that gen
@Stratisfied22 30 years ago lmao you people Crack me up it's 2024 there not 69 chevelles good grief
@@dennisthemenace8854 Yes it's 2024 and you don't know what you're talking about. New cars are garbage today.
@@edag9609 Yeah that car is badass!
@Stratisfied22 yes but they have s nice warranty and they smell wonderful have you ever had a brand new car
Toyota ceases to exist, you saw it here first!
Industry is in shock!
- It was those dam metal filings in the cylinder head that finally did them in after 6 decades. 😆
@@GibsonBuckBeat me to it.
My 2nd car out of H.S. was a 77 Celica GT. Best car ever and damn fast
I am from the Netherlands. The 1.8 140 bhp broke down all the time. The 192 bhp T-sport never had any issues. Second hand you cannot find them here.
If we could just abolish the EPA, we could all have reliable, compact cars and trucks that perform well, last a long time, and are easy to repair.
No EPA... wouldn't that be grand? I'm tired of bureaucracy...
This
Scotty, your videos are one of the few entertaining things on RUclips I can count on! T-shirt ordered. Thanks for the knowledge and entertainment! Don't ever change... (Wish you were in Central FL.)
I'm still ticked off at Toyota because they discontinued the Celica.
I had a 90’s red celica convertible with flip up headlights. Loved that car!
Aren’t they bringing it back
When I worked for Toyota in Kentucky, I leased that '01 Celica GT. Still my favorite car I've ever owned - it was way too fun to drive, and got great gas mileage. When I turned it in after the 4-yr lease ended, I got 100% return, and didn't have to pay a thing.
Had a Celica back in the day and it was a great car.
If I could find one with a manual trans, I could buy it.
I got my 2018 Corolla IM (made in Japan) with 14K miles for a steal. Hoping the "made in Japan" still carries weight. I haven't owned a Toyota since my first car in the 90's... a 1986 Camry w/ way too many miles. I had to give Toyota another shot after owning 2 Golfs.. did a few upgrades and so far, so good!
4:06 I would disagree. Back in my highschool party days I fit a record of 11 people in my 2000 Celica to drive across the neighbourhood to someone else’s house at 3am haha..
my college car was 1970 plymouth road runner with 335 horsepower, Scotty!
Those 383s were nice engines.
My college car was a bicycle
I didn't go to college. I was too busy learnin stuff.
I need to find a Scotty Kilmer variant mechanic in my local hometown
omg ikr?! I struggle for years with this issue. Ugh. Ive been tempted to send my Celica to Scotty for him to get it runnin again. Been sittin for a few..
Had a 2000 GTS w/6 speed. It went bang. Syncho issue with transmission going from 3rd to 4th at speed, but went into 2nd. Very fun car .
The 2zz is great if you just replace the lift bolts on the 00-02 models and the gaskets on the timing chain cover which often fail and cause an oil leak after 50k miles. The gasket job is a lot of work but other than that it's a fantastic car.
Yes, a regular engine with manual transmission will last so long.
Love your animal laughing pics
My 2zz 6 speed celica actually runs great 253k miles original engine, it runs great when not abused
Had 1983 Celica GTS new paid $12-13000 with 5 speed standard trans. Awesome car
I have a 2001 celica and a 2004 pontiac sunfire 5sp 75k original miles i bought in 2024 for $1500. You can still buy the sunfire or cavalier 2.2l, 2 4l, z24 package way cheaper than the toyota and the gm where way more reliable. Easy work on, cheaper to fix. The main problem with the 2.2l, 2.4l , z24 models where weak automatic transmissions so get a manual, and headgaskets. But the headgaskets were extremely easy fix in under an hour cost less than $100 to do it yourself .
The 1zz'Fe is a great engine if you get a late model with the updated pistons.. If not the oil return ring sticks and it burns quarts of oil.
Starts right up. AC blows cold. Whaddya expect, it’s a Toyota. Where have I heard that before?
The problem with old cars is they lack many safety and convenience features. The engine is becoming less and less important, even though obviously a working engine is a necessity.
Over all new cars have become unaffordable, unless you want a versa, and even they are up to 16, I can remember when they were 12 or 13
My brother-in-law has a 92 Toyota Celica when the 5SFE finally wore out with 400,000+ miles we put a 3S GTE from a fourth gin all track in it we didn’t get the all-wheel-drive stuff so it’s hooked to the original five speed manual that was in his Celica 265 hp on two front wheels is a handful. That’s only running 8 pounds of boost factory computer it’ll spend tires first through third and chirp fourth gear like a champ. It’s a lot of white knuckle driving but it’s fun😮.
Brother restored interior back to like new and new suspension. Runs and looks like new.
Scottys the man. But, ever customer got the "deal of a life time" with every older car.
My 2010 Chevy Malibu is all original with 251,000 miles
I had a 2001 Toyota celica and didn’t make it 100k miles 😢
Shoulda maintained it
i have a 1986 celica gts with 272 thousand miles and still runs great
😂@@modus_operandi2508
my corolla had this engine and started burning oil at 130k, always changed with synthetic
Every Toyota or Honda is not a bullet proof long lasting vehicle. A myth!
I always thought the first three generations of the Celica were the best. Each of those were available as a coupe and hatchback. I hope that Toyota brings it back as a proper "2-door" , as it should be.
Well, I would agree with you, but I have a 2003 MR2 Spyder with the 1ZZ in it and that exact scenario happened to me hahaha. I took a turn pretty hard, nothing crazy quite honestly, but a spirited turn and I imagine all the oil sloshed to the side, the engine picked up air, and when I straightened the wheel out it was knocking. I now plan on swapping in a built/modernized 2ZZ as a replacement engine just for that more horsepower and better sound. Also the 1ZZ does LOOOOVE to burn oil. Mine had changes every 1000-3000 miles from new essentially but still burnt oil at 142k. Just the name of the game with these Toyota 4 cylinders I guess!
I really liked the A60 Celica. Those were the last RWD models. When Toyota switched them over to FWD I just wasn't into them.
Hello, I'm from Poland and for some time now I can't stop watching your films, they are simply too good. However, I would like to ask because I am a fan of American cars and I would like to have an old American registration. Of course, I could buy it online, but I would like one that used an American car. hence the question whether you do not have such registration and whether it is possible to ship to Poland and what the cost would be. Greetings and I hope there will be more videos like this!
Wow, my car broke down & a co-worker gave me a ride in her MR-2- she loved it, & I could see why, it had acceleration, handled well, & was comfortable, With great gas mileage... I felt, The MR-2 was a nice car - The Spiders looked Fantastic - & I wondered.... Why would Toyota stop production of such a great car... Sales. You may make a great Taco, but if you only sell Tostados, you will stop making tacos. The MR-2 (Not the best name) was a wonderful rig, & I bet, it could have rivaled the Honda S2000 if is fully matured. The Gal that took me home has a 1.2L Manual, non turbo... but it was quick, & sprite. like a car should be :-) Thank you for your wonderful videos :-)
My 2008 Matrix is stuck at 299,999 KM. Dealership said to use Trip A/B to plan for your next oil change 8,000 KM.😅
that was enjoyable! I wish a NEW car would be so positive but even my Subaru dumped the 6-cylinder and the 4-cylinder are good but only for the first 50-80 thousand miles. Many friends have had them rebuilt or replaced...why can't someone make a good car for a reasonable price?
Is Toyota stopping car production?
A total of six production lines at four plants have stopped - which includes the factories that manufacture the LandCruiser 70 Series, HiAce, and Lexus LX - according to a report from news outlet Nikkei Asia. However, a statement from the Japanese car giant says it will resume production from 12 February 2024.Feb 2, 2024
I own a 2001 Honda prelude. Still runs like a champ
Here in costa rica 2 grand can get u a 1988 shitty car
2 ZZ engine blowing up ! I thought you said old Toyota engines were 'bullet proof'.
Akio Toyoda please come back!!
Not many choice for coolcoupe these days. Accord Coupe last model year 2017. Since I only drive Toyota I choose Lexus RC with 8ar-fts 2.0L Turbo
I had a 78 Celica hatchback, back in the day. 5 speed R-21 engine, I think 🤔
I'm amazed of how cheap cars are in the US
Collapse is coming. No one has money.
@@user-uh1bk1hp8g I'm doing fine with a 100% value increase of my 401k.
Like you said scotty thirty seven miles per gallon and a good little cruiser compared to what they got now with all of that technology and craziness that there's stuff in the three cylinder turbo crazy technology
I own a 94 Celica like Scotty. BEST $600.00 I ever spent. Thank God I listened to him. ❤
i own a 1986 celica gts still runs
@@jameseverly8501 Great! 👍
Just replaced my daughters motor in her 00. Had 232000 miles.
"a nice hayatchback". Love Scotty's accent... where the hell is he from? 😅
Scotty, I thought you were from New York originally.
The era of buying a decent beater car for $2-3k and fixing it up is coming to an end.
My 2005 vibe with the 1zz and 5 speed had 295000 miles runs great. Use about a half of quart of oil every 3000 miles. I just replaced the original clutch 1200 miles ago.
In Japan yes means no. I think that could be the problem
I used to own one of those, Manual Transmission, 2004 ZR Toyota Celica, White, fun little car, ended up selling it to buy a 2 Door Holden Ute, it had about 250,000 Kilometres on it (The Toyota).
Toyota blowing up ! Say it isn’t so Mr Toyota!
Toyotas are way overpriced. Instead of a toyota, I ended up buying a panther platform Lincoln Town Car. The town car is just as reliable as a Toyota for a much cheaper price.
Toyota should abandon BMW (bad motor wreck) and bring back the Supra with a (Toyota engine). Either 2.8 or 3.5L. 6 speed manual transmission without that horrible double clutch. With the option to get those with the dependable Aisen automatic transmissions.
Owners used the wrong oil engine
I have a Celica like the one in the beginning of the video. Its a great car. 2000 with 185k on it. real good condition. Wont get rid of it til my left leg gives out and i cant drive stick anymore. lol Hey Scotty, where would I go to make an appt with you? Id like to have you have a look at mine. thnx!
Scotty. FYI, the 2ZZ-GE engine went into the Lotus Elise.
NUH uh. 2zz is the better and more reliable motor. 1zz suffered from so many problems and every single one munches on oil. 2zz is great motor facelift 2zz has only one issue and that’s the oil pan as mentioned.
Scion tC might've been a Toyota Celica but the Scion brand deemed unnecessary
Love your videos.
20+ years and Sabaru still don’t figure out how not to blow up motors! Toyota is really going the wrong way, who needs a 4WD sports car? I think GR Corolla is enough for the 4WD crowd. They will make it too expensive and it will not do well, can already see it being a disaster!
I had a 2003 gt ... best car ever
You need to find someone who still has an old MR2
Cool I have a Celica too ! Haha ❤
I reved up my engine like Scotty asked and it blew up , what now Scotty?
😂
Those days are long gone 😅
When I sit in a budget car it’s just I feel a looser forget about driving it 😂
I miss my old 88Celica GT convertable 2liter.
Scotty is so unintentionally funny, look at that mileage Babbbbyyy , hey this camera has no backup camera, we need to use our heads lol
I saw this exact looking car in front of someone’s lawn, but it’s not maintained well and parts of the car was removed from it.
I am driving a 90bhp and a 115bhp car and the kid can't manage with 140bhp?😂
2k for a running rhat passes insp, is a miracle
Wonder if Scotty is going to buy the new Celica. the celica dies because 2 doors were out of fashion and too expensive.
What about my Toyota stock?
Another week, another RIP thumbnail 😂
Had that exact same car. White and everything. Bought it in Toronto with 17k km on it. Was a very decent car. Not fast by any stretch, but fun to drive. It was the GT. I never heard that the GT-S had major engine problems. Glad I didn’t get one.
I still love that car
So that's it ,,, no more Toyota ... ever? I can't watch.
1990 daihatsu rocky?
I've had 3! All 3 where gts 1.8 vvtl-i I never had that problem with any of them. The 01 had 165k when I got rid of it and got an 02 gts 6spd with 37k. Luv them great car!
My dad drove one of those when he worked at DeMontrond in LaMarque. He said it was pretty fast.
Nah
I forgot, Does it bone oil ?
I better get a 4Runnder 6cyl before it's too late.
Yep, you sure should. I just bought one myself because I didn’t want the new one coming out with the 4 cylinder Turbo’s
run, dont walk
Rippin' rails with Toyota!
I had an 81 Celica with a 22R engine. It was an awesome car!
I’ve got a 2003 Corolla 1.6 here in uk the main thing is Scotty a Toyota will get you there I’ve had a citan a Fiat Vauxhall and a vw caddy for work vans and they all have let me down now I’ve got a Peugeot electric van now all cra?
Slow down! You go too fast for me!!
The 2ZZFE engine can be fixed by using the Lotus oil pans on it.
Yes, the Honda Fit hatchback is very convenient to put allot of stuff in. Unfortunately, Honda stop selling it in the USA. Small cars don't sell as well in USA and so manufactures have stop making them for USA