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What does trip A mean
"Trip A" is a way of measuring the mileage you take on a short trip. If you push the button you should find that you have three settings (Mileage, "Trip A", and "Trip B") A short push of the button changes the setting. Holding the button down erases the setting. Holding the button does not erase the mileage setting, only the "Trip A" or "Trip B" setting. The first setting is the mileage of the vehicle . The second setting is "Trip A" will allow you to measure the distance of a short or long trip. You probably also have a "Trip B" which also allows you to keep track of the mileage for a second trip at the same time(a trip with in a trip). I reset "Trip B" after each oil change so I know how long it has been since the last oil change . I reset "Trip A" whenever I fill the gas tank so I can figure my fuel economy (Miles Per Gallon.MPG). Just divide the miles traveled by the number of gallons used. 350 miles divided by 10 gallons = 35 miles per gallon.
You will find that "Trip A" and "Trip B" can be very useful tools for taking care of your Toyota.
99 celica alarm won't let me start my car
Try removing the ground (-) cable from the battery for 5 minutes to see if the Anti- Theft fault will clear.....Reconnect the Battery cable and disarm the alarm before turning the ignition switch on......Then try to crank it.......
04celicagt replaced fuel filter now car will not rev past 3rpms
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I have a 2000 toyota celica gt with a manual
It could be a wheel bearing either the left or right side maybe both. When driving around corners note if the noise gets louder when turning either way, for example if the noise gets louder turning right then the left front wheel bearing is the problem, the same for turning left, the right front bearing would be the problem. If the noise stays the same and changing on acceleration or deceleration the problem may be more serious, possible a final drive issue like a bad pinion bearing ring and pinion gears.
1978 79 80 Celica Liftback; European
it is a twin overhead cam and twin carburetors. different heads, intake manifold and carburetor.
Engne tightening torques should be the same as an 18 rengine
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