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Any pictures of the sisters?
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I am not sure if it makes any difference to your statement, but these cars actually have timing chains, rather than timing belts. Toyota used chains on a lot of their cars before the mid 1980s. Here is a little diagram of it that I found by looking up 82' Celica:
http://www.1982celica.illusionfxnet.com/parts/Tool%20Engine%20Fuel%20Group%2082%20Celica/13-03%20TIMING%20CHAIN%20FIGURE.gif Not to steer you away, that is the last thing we want to do, but you may want to try one of these forums for more information. This is a Mercedes forum, so may not be too many here familiar with Toyotas, so here are a couple of Toyota forums you may want to try. The first one specializes in Celicas: http://toyotacelicas.com/forums/ and here is another for Toyotas in general: http://www.toyotanation.com/index.php? At any rate- it sounds like the fuel pump has went out. I have owned several Toyotas, but never had a problem like this. Was the car running fine before? Did it stop all of a sudden? Good luck. Quote:
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Pictures of the sisters, would REALLY help get this car running.
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