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Old Red Celica

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Old Red Celica last won the day on 22 January

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About Old Red Celica

  • Birthday 24/06/1964

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Wymondham, Norfolk
  • Interests
    Toyotas! Oh and my family
  • Model
    RA61x2

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  1. We like 50 shades of grey.
  2. Stolen cars are publicised on platforms like Twitter/Facebook etc to make them too hot to handle and get more eyes out there looking for a particular car. As for a car that has been lost for 40 years, you need to use a similar process, but use owners clubs etc. You can continue trying on Facebook owners groups, with pictures of the car in question.
  3. I hope the famous GT4 has stayed within the club or the new owner joins up.
  4. Many years ago 1980 I started working in Wilco Motor Spares and we sold Waxoyl. Many people brought the kit back saying there was a nail stuck in the end of the pipe.
  5. Maybe worn lift motor if the whole lot wobbles, or if its the Headlight unit (glass bit, might be worth removing it. Check that all the screws are holding the surround in. I think it's just 4 screws holding the chrome surround/retainer.
  6. Is it a wobbly light unit or is it a wobbly lamp (bulb)
  7. Have you tried unplugging each sensor in turn, only one at a time. The haynes manual may show how many wires go to the fan temp probe.
  8. I may have had a quick nap.
  9. About 13-14 mins.
  10. Radweld has got many people out of trouble over the years, but it's not a permanent fix. It's a bit like the liquid puncture repair gel, gets you out of trouble, but repair shops hate it. Radweld years ago was what you put in a coolant system on the way to an auction when the rad was knackered. Just like sawdust in engine/gearbox/axle oil.
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