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Posts posted by Felfy
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Hi jakey__boy
If your Bonnet Adjustment Grommets are loose/worn/perished I'll bet you will have some paintwear on your engine bay.....
This might help.....
Paintwork Worn Through To Bare Metal Under Bonnet Bumpers
And this:-
Custom Resin Badges Supplied By Slugster - Fitted - Extremely Pleased
(I think Slugster has stopped producing resin decals - Mook might be the answer)?
And for good measure, I'll throw this in.....
As a good excuse for getting up (very) early on a quiet Sunday morning, going for a drive and really enjoying your Celica - Just for the sake of it
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Mmmmmmmm
Fondmetal 17" Tech 5's
One of the best ever, good-looking, 'sell-your-soul' alloy wheels
(An inspired choice by the 2005-2006 UK Toyota Celica Sales Team)
Bunch of Vultures
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No idea of the part number, but hope this image helps identification
There is also one available on eBay
Rob's Likwidart Dragon Boat Logo on my seat rail covers
Corking
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Would have been assured but I was in the wife's Mondeo.
Rad
Sorry, I didn't read the full post
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Hi Rad
Hey, just be assured, your Celi' was the coolest car in the 'cinity
('cinity = vicinity for the elder generation)
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That's really uncalled for ORC
Anyone is susceptible to an ass-hole in the rear
Major sympathies to Samuaw
Et al
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Really sorry to see/read this Samuaw
You genuinely cherish your Celica; it's a real shame, some (expletive deleted), has run into you
I drive 6 hours a day and all I'm doing is watching/avoiding/preventing potential accidents
We're all human, but some of the drivers on our roads have less braincells/common-sense/road-craft than an amoeba
Hopefully your insurance company is a good/honest/genuine one and your claim & repairs will be resolved/fixed quickly
Get that GT back on the road!
Good luck & keep us posted
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Hi Colin
Yes, I know the rear of the Gen 7 can be quite 'rattley'
Have a look at my thread that Canon4pics and samuaw kindly mentioned
Gen 7 Hatch Noise/Rattle Reduction
There are two further posts at the end of that thread that might help as well
Any questions, just PM me
Good luck
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Thanks. My calipers are like black with dirt though and seem to have about a mm of ancient crust that is showing no signs of coming off. How would you reckon I clean them? I've only done one layer of shit paint on one caliper btw. And can I use a hair dryer to dry the paint or put them in the oven to speed up the drying process is this cold weather?
For cleaning, I'd pressure/hose wash them first, then brake cleaner & a wire brush and possibly an old toothbrush for the tighter areas
Dry thoroughly
A hair dryer or the oven will work, (not the microwave), but each coat of Caliper Paint/Hammerite tends to dry within 30 minutes
This time of year can be too cold for 'outdoor' caliper painting and also all your hard work will be dirty again within 3-4 weeks
Personally, I paint mine in mid/late March, ready for the, (hopeful), Summer
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Here you go MagicMan
And while your wheels off, you might as well do your brake hubs
Everyone's got to start somewhere
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No problems, Bud, a pleasure to be of help
You aren't the first one to have this problem and you certainly won't be the last
Just glad it's been a simple button press/fix for you
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You can have a quick look at the switch as mentioned above
If the thin orange strip at the top of the switch is visible - The window is active/powered
If the thin orange strip at the top of the switch is not visible - The window is inactive/unpowered
Hope it's a simple fix/button press for you
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Hi blaine
Have you checked you Passenger Window Isolation Switch?
(Passenger window is active/powered)
If the thin orange strip at the top of the switch is visible - The window is active/powered
If the thin orange strip at the top of the switch is not visible - The window is inactive/unpowered
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Thanks for the kind comments, Canon4pics, Booth & Others
I always strive to combine the Celica to the backdrop
What's nicer?
The foreground focus or the background backdrop?
Or is it a mixture of both subjects?
I'll post the postcodes (), when I can find the appropriate plug-in on GoogleMaps
Anyone want the links to my other/older images?
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Why not use Googlemaps Street View?
(805 x 45 x R170 )
Etc, etc
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Hi Canon4pics - Happy New Year
Funny you should mention those locations......
Didn't get 'out & about' as much as I would have liked last year
(Scenic locations are few & far between in the Midlands)
Will hopefully do more miles in 2011
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Calendar has arrived safe, sound and 'straight'
Fantastic item yet again
Thanks to everyone involved in it's production - Especially UKSpider
Hope you all have a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year :xmas_biggrin:
Cheers
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Hi All Celica Owners
Here's our Gen 7 Celica GT with the Children in their Childseats
(Nice to see that the 'Kiddies' are safe and secure)
And here's Me & the Wife, , enjoying a nice, quiet Picnic..... Without Children.....
(Hopefully, they're still securely strapped into their TRD 'Celica-Friendly' Childseats)
(And yes, this is a true representation of Mr & Mrs Felfy..... Minus children, of course)
Insanely Yours
Mr & Mrs Felfy
One tyre wearing more than the othe?
in General Celica Discussion
Posted · Edited by Felfy
General Gen 7 drivers syndrome
Passengers front tyre takes all of the load/wear on islands and normal bends
Front passenger/nearside will wear twice as fast as any other tyre
Recommend Uniroyal Rainsport 3
Incredible adhesion in any weather
(Wildly wet/mildly moist/disappointingly dry)
Not the hardest wearing of tyres - But they really perform where it matters most:-
In the wet/moist
(Normal UK weather)