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To anyone who can help me fix this list of problems, thank you, but for the most part this is a timeline of all the things wrong with my car as of now.
I bought this car for 1500$ a few weeks ago and I plan on keeping it or trading it once its completed. Its a 1995 Celica ST Hatch. Automatic transmission. Black paint, with black dash. White seats, carpet and roof. 16" Enkei's with 205/55/r16. So without further adieu here's the list: Interior:
Exterior:
Suspension:
Powertrain:
The Good:
Also I can help you out with almost any audio/video issue so feel free to ask. |
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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Interior:
Exterior:
Suspension:
Powertrain:
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Well, what a speedy reply lol In regards to the steering wheel, I'm fairly certain it doesnt shake but it does have a slight bit of play in it.
As far as getting an alignment, I'm concerned that if I do get one, it will go out of alignment again because of the cv axles or something. Can this happen? And I didnt specify about the door locks being automatic, is that the same mechanism? The person I got the car from said the brakes were just worked on but they needed to be bled. I bled the brakes and they felt a little more stiff until a few days ago when someone cut me off and I had to slam on them. They lost all pressure after that and I had to use the hand brake to get home. |
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I fixed the brakes, the master cylinder went out when I had to stop short. And as I was bleeding out the old brake fluid, the freakin alternator goes out. whats up with that. The alternator was 80$ and the master cylinder was 130$ for a rebuilt. I couldve just rebuilt it myself but time is money. So next on the list is the cv axles.
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