petest202

yea i used it when i had sticky calipers on the last celica. new celica ok at the mo, but i will get around to taking them apart and using red rubber grease on the sliders.

well done. good for you. remember me when you win the euro millions lol,

if i was anywhere near southampton i would of snapped these up. hope this will help someone out , if so, put a few pound in a help for hero's box when you think of how much you just saved. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/toyota-celica-leather-trim-with-front-door-panels-taken-from-01reg-in-silver-/330806494175?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item4d059a83df

if its the same as the 2.0l, the cv joint can be tapped of the shaft. its a splined end, and on mine it was stuck fast and i ended up damaging the end of the axle. but the other side just popped off. so with a bit of luck yours might pop of ok. but i would sugest taking the shaft of as you will need room to tap all around. it does have a ring holding it inside the joint too. BUT i will sugest if the cv joint is ok, just replace the ABS ring. it should just pop off if teased all around. im not a machanic, this is just from what ive done in the past. so get other opinions too. good luck

or you can use a crossover, 1 rca in ,and 2 rca out, it will boost the rca signal to the 4 way amp, and you can control whats comming out. more money tho get what you pay for as usuall

your letting a dealer do it? dosnt matter if he's your mate or not, you need to find a good independent machanic. and like the comments before, soak them with wd40 or another penetrating fluid for a few days or so. failing that, oxy acetylene torch will move them. and if you do need to cut any bits off, get second hand replacements. that is a rip off mate.

i have a switch on mine. the only reason i wanted the option to turn them off was for night time use. before i got hids, the yelow headlight bulbs looked crap against the bright white leds in the drl's. so i turned them of at night. but they look great now with the hids and led sides.

not used it, but a guy at unipart said it was better than radweld. but im thinking you dont want your heater matrix blocked up if thats what it does(or do you mean a leak in the matrix?

no not in college,well not for 20 years now lol

no im in blackpool. yea always the same, always a bit late.

if only this was last week, i travelled down from blackpool to minehead last thurseday for the 70's weekend.