great video , educational and also funny you are , seem like a genuine nice bloke, I used to won your car and a 1994 celica , great cars , beautiful looking and a great drive. i own a Hyundai coupe 2.0se 2003 GK nowadays which is also a great looking car, more of a cruiser i would say after driving both , the G4DC engine is strong . BUT FOR ME THE 1994 WAS MY ALL TIME GIRL , MISS THAT CAR !!!! GREAT VIDEO JUST JOINED YOUR CHANNEL THE ERA OF CARS WERE THE BEST YEARS OF MANUFACTURING .
yes the 90`s card wow , glad your loving your celica, it will go on for hundreds of thousands of miles with your regular oil changes , i loved the supra too , drove past one the other day and said to the guy ...lovely car ....he smiled and was happy i acknowledged the presence of a legend... he drove off and i got to see all the curves and that fat ass , oh it was a site .
@@Judochop9 I'm not from somewhere you can trust mechanics. Everything works the same way, just wrapped in a different kind of way. Most Internet stranger interactions are more trustworthy despite being more wordy
Great video I replaced my vvti oil control valve last week I thought I was burning oil turned out it was leaking from there bad like a quart a week the rubber o ring goes bad gets flat and oil leaks.. I hope this comment helps someone if it leaks it will go check with engine running.. vvti valve
Ah yes, well of course the air filter should be done as well. Mine is a washable panel filter. It's a pretty easy job so I didn't show it but you make a good point that I should have mentioned it 👍 (there's any number of other little jobs that should be done as well but I was asked about the vvti filter and this video was a sort of response tho that 🙂).
@@ttxela Ah, thanks for the quick reply on easter weekend! Lol I noted some folks messing with the airflow sensor which I was a bit twitchy about. Manged to get it done.. the opening, removing and even replacing wasnt too bad but oh boy trying to get the cover back on was a challenge... in the end I did a work around and think its all good!
@@mehboobalimohamed3132 Ah, glad you got it sorted. It's not a bad idea to clean the MAF sensor occasionally. You can get a special spray cleaner for them.
@@ttxela Cheers, always a bit more fun when theres a challenge (or so I pretend)! Think I'll need some guidance/video before I take on a sensor - or is it just unclip, unscrew and clean? But I think I'd done enough for the Saturday with air filter, cabin filter, wing mirror switch fix and then a wash and inside clean!
Thanks very Informative I have a 2005 Celica fantastic Car Cost less than my Mothers Hearing Aids Had it 3yrs only Done 55000 miles Showroom Condition they are a fantastic Bargan the only downside is the Road Tax. But still fantastic value Motoring.
Thanks 👍 a while ago now since this was filmed and that watch has finally died. Had it a good few years though and it spent quite a bit of time in the mines with me 🙂
Got a Celica VVTI last Thursday and it's running great and all that other than 1 issue, sometimes, not always, there is a sound like a disc rubbing against something, like a flywheel maybe or something, I've got a 3 month warranty with the car but idk if that'll be covered or not yet as I'll need to phone up to check, but it goes away if I speed the car up instead of idling, it doesn't go away if I press the clutch pedal though so idk it might not be the flywheel, any idea what else it could be? Seems to be coming more towards the right side of the engine rather than the left (from the driver's view not front of car) car has 107k miles and is stock other than a custom exhaust and a cone air filter which will need replaced asap as it's seen better days lol
Just bought ma celica a week ago what would you recommend to do first to keep good care of it also how often should you do the routine maintenance? Great vid aswell!!👍
Thanks, depending on what service history you have, I'd definitely give it an oil change and check the thickness of the brake pads and change/clean air filter, if no history then consider changing all other fluids too. I try not to go over 6k miles without an oil change.
I think he means the strainers, but only for the 2zzge. There's one on the right hand side of the engine too for the lift, the one he's taken out here is for the VVTI
@@JibaroCZ4A Ahah I would have never thought to find you here! Your comment cracked me up :D your video on how to remove the dash was really helpful as I couldn't find any other tutorials out there, thanks! @ttxela Thank you for showing us how to clean this valve...didn't even know it was something that had to be done...my poor Celica must be suffering
People!... NEVER EVER in your lives let fall down the spark plugs as this guy did... This is the wrong way to do it because you can damage the calibrarion
Damn. Best channel ever! A celica, a cooking show AND tea-time!
😂 Thanks 👍
It's always teatime here!
great video , educational and also funny you are , seem like a genuine nice bloke, I used to won your car and a 1994 celica , great cars , beautiful looking and a great drive. i own a Hyundai coupe 2.0se 2003 GK nowadays which is also a great looking car, more of a cruiser i would say after driving both , the G4DC engine is strong . BUT FOR ME THE 1994 WAS MY ALL TIME GIRL , MISS THAT CAR !!!! GREAT VIDEO JUST JOINED YOUR CHANNEL THE ERA OF CARS WERE THE BEST YEARS OF MANUFACTURING .
Yes, the 90's was a great time for cars, especially Japanese cars. I'd love a Supra but they are out of my price range.
yes the 90`s card wow , glad your loving your celica, it will go on for hundreds of thousands of miles with your regular oil changes , i loved the supra too , drove past one the other day and said to the guy ...lovely car ....he smiled and was happy i acknowledged the presence of a legend... he drove off and i got to see all the curves and that fat ass , oh it was a site .
Thanks for this!
Very glad if it helped you 😎
The oil burning problem was on pre 2003 models it was rectified by toyota
Yes, it's noted for being a pre-facelift problem but some of the early face-lifts seem to suffer as well.
My 2000 celica burns through the oil
@@Judochop9 I've got a 2000 celica that ran when I bought it but stopped a month after. Any idea about if Toyota still fixes em? XD
Pretty sure any mechanic could fix it
@@Judochop9 I'm not from somewhere you can trust mechanics. Everything works the same way, just wrapped in a different kind of way. Most Internet stranger interactions are more trustworthy despite being more wordy
Nice video! I cleaned fuel injectors and inrease little fuel pressure. Help for the cnockin sound and save gasoline.
Thanks, good tip 👍
14:41 what is that rattle? I have it on mine as well, but it is WAY worse?
Slightly tappetty when cold.
Great video I replaced my vvti oil control valve last week I thought I was burning oil turned out it was leaking from there bad like a quart a week the rubber o ring goes bad gets flat and oil leaks.. I hope this comment helps someone if it leaks it will go check with engine running.. vvti valve
Good save there then 👍
Thanks pal
Toyota Celica use engine oil 4.5L?
Capacity is a bit less than that so a 4.5l can will definitely see you through an oil change 👍
great video, but what about the air filter? all the best
Ah yes, well of course the air filter should be done as well. Mine is a washable panel filter. It's a pretty easy job so I didn't show it but you make a good point that I should have mentioned it 👍 (there's any number of other little jobs that should be done as well but I was asked about the vvti filter and this video was a sort of response tho that 🙂).
Great Vids - Did you have one on Air Filter Change there seems to be slightly different approaches and I want to make sure I dont mess it up!
I don't think I've shown that anywhere but it's fairly straightforward. I've swapped mine over to a reusable panel filter.
@@ttxela Ah, thanks for the quick reply on easter weekend! Lol I noted some folks messing with the airflow sensor which I was a bit twitchy about. Manged to get it done.. the opening, removing and even replacing wasnt too bad but oh boy trying to get the cover back on was a challenge... in the end I did a work around and think its all good!
@@mehboobalimohamed3132 Ah, glad you got it sorted. It's not a bad idea to clean the MAF sensor occasionally. You can get a special spray cleaner for them.
@@ttxela Cheers, always a bit more fun when theres a challenge (or so I pretend)! Think I'll need some guidance/video before I take on a sensor - or is it just unclip, unscrew and clean? But I think I'd done enough for the Saturday with air filter, cabin filter, wing mirror switch fix and then a wash and inside clean!
Nice to see you love ya car mate.
They are great cars, I need to spend a bit more time on it but it's on the list 🙂👍
@@ttxela I got celica too 190 vvtli I’d send pics but don’t know how unless messenger. These cars get under ya skin
Nice vid
BlasterGames Thanks 👍
Top geez!
Thanks 👍
Best part 6:23
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ttxela do you have Instagram? I have an issue on my celica and you might help me
@@gameelthesecond1218 yes, instagram link in description.
Thanks very Informative I have a 2005 Celica fantastic Car Cost less than my Mothers Hearing Aids Had it 3yrs only Done 55000 miles Showroom Condition they are a fantastic Bargan the only downside is the Road Tax. But still fantastic value Motoring.
They are great cars you can pick up very cheap!
Gosh, bit off topic but that watch of yours has been through some rough thing hasn't it. Anyways great video.
Thanks 👍 a while ago now since this was filmed and that watch has finally died. Had it a good few years though and it spent quite a bit of time in the mines with me 🙂
Got a Celica VVTI last Thursday and it's running great and all that other than 1 issue, sometimes, not always, there is a sound like a disc rubbing against something, like a flywheel maybe or something, I've got a 3 month warranty with the car but idk if that'll be covered or not yet as I'll need to phone up to check, but it goes away if I speed the car up instead of idling, it doesn't go away if I press the clutch pedal though so idk it might not be the flywheel, any idea what else it could be? Seems to be coming more towards the right side of the engine rather than the left (from the driver's view not front of car) car has 107k miles and is stock other than a custom exhaust and a cone air filter which will need replaced asap as it's seen better days lol
Lovely cars mate, I bought one in March. Matt Black VVTI proper head turner.
Change it every oil change or 30,000 miles but this one has never been done. ???
Who knows 🤷♂️ no service history with the car.
El problema es el motor lento
LOl, I don't think thats an MOT fail :)
Just bought ma celica a week ago what would you recommend to do first to keep good care of it also how often should you do the routine maintenance? Great vid aswell!!👍
Thanks, depending on what service history you have, I'd definitely give it an oil change and check the thickness of the brake pads and change/clean air filter, if no history then consider changing all other fluids too.
I try not to go over 6k miles without an oil change.
@@ttxela thanks for your help!👍👍
There's 2 oil filters on this engine
Stop talking shit
I think he means the strainers, but only for the 2zzge. There's one on the right hand side of the engine too for the lift, the one he's taken out here is for the VVTI
He doesn’t even lift.
@@JibaroCZ4A Ahah I would have never thought to find you here! Your comment cracked me up :D your video on how to remove the dash was really helpful as I couldn't find any other tutorials out there, thanks!
@ttxela Thank you for showing us how to clean this valve...didn't even know it was something that had to be done...my poor Celica must be suffering
How many inch are your rimms?
Hello, they are just the standard 16" but had been painted black by a previous owner.
@@ttxela thank you, it looks realy good!
@@betelgeuze7668 I think the original finish on the wheels was not particularly durable.
You forgot to fill the oilfilter!!! And use 10w40,oilburning will reduce!!
Good call on both counts 👍
Terrible idea
16:13
Atleast that wasn’t the 10mm socket!!
😂
ttxela
Lol
cooking bit was gordon ramsey level
People!... NEVER EVER in your lives let fall down the spark plugs as this guy did... This is the wrong way to do it because you can damage the calibrarion
I can’t believe he dropped the spark plugs in lol 😂
🤣
WON. I MEAN OWN LOL
Celica 7g car girl
Just a mechanic stand point i always put some oil in the filter so its not sucking air
Good tip, I'll definitely do that next time 👍
@@ttxela just figured it may help