Both electric windows have stopped working

There shoulod be a big fuse box under the hood. When this is opened, on the lid/cover there should be a fuse/relay diagram that shows you where the relay is in that block.

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hi there. i have a 1997 celica. st gen6. and mine doesn't have a cable
its electrical so its either a fuse. cable. or a duff unit. hope this helps.

Many Toyotas have a problem with the large copper contacts in the starter solenoid.They get burnt and if they weld together, you'll have to take the battery cable off the battery to stop the starter.Pull the starter them remove and take apart the solenoid to find the contacts.Toyota does not sell solenoid contacts.Find a starter and alternator rebuilder in your area.I used to buy them for a buck a contact.

I suggest check the next diagrams (click over image for zoom); the legend "a", "b", etc. is the location...




Fig. 2 02 Door lock wiring diagram-1992-93 Celica

Fig. 2 03 Door lock wiring diagram-1992-93 Celica

Fig. 2 04 Door lock wiring diagram-1992-93 Celica





Fig. 1 64 Power window wiring diagram-1992-93 Celica

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before you start searching there. open up the door and test if the motor works by connecting it directly up to a 12v source

no point searching for bust wires or fuses when it could be the motor.

try fuel pump relay first before pump look for fuses blown find the relay let someone cut key on & off while u r touching it if it clicks relay is good

It should be in the secondary fuse/relay box under the hood.

MOST LIKELY A 10W-30 MOTOR OIL. IF YOU REALLY WANT TO KNOW WHAT TOYOTA RECOMMENDS JUST CALL A TOYOTA DEALER AND TALK TO THE PARTS DEPARTMENT OR THEIR SERVICE WRITER THEY WILL TELL YOU WHAT TOYOTA FACTORY RECOMMENDS.

should reach 180kms no problem,you have to be 18 yrs old though to drive this car and pass a two part driving test so dont try driving this car till you have passed your test .