20 Most Recent 1991 Toyota Tercel Questions & Answers

It is under the hood in the fuse and relay power distribution box drivers side.

what do want to find out, , the timing belt broke like that when the are damaged or aged. that why maintaince is neccesary to avoid that

Could have jumped timing, check your timing belt.

Flywheel is very specific part and the chance of being compatible with a different model is very slim.

Does the clutch pedal feel any harder or softer than ussual?it could be the clutch and pressure plate are worn or hopefully just that the master or slave cylinder is leaking.The master cylinder is under the hood opposite side to the steering wheel and slave cylinder at the gearbox

Right next to the oil filter

Check fuel pressure, no pressure replace fuel pump and fuel filter

Hi,
Check that there is not a relay on the low beam circut, you should find the relay for this in the engine bay area. Also check for a separate mounted relay which may have been fitted to allow larger wattage headlight bulbs to be fitted. I hope this helps, let me know how you get on.

Jason

Is it only first gear it won't go into our all the gears .if it's only first gear it could be the synco has gone and needs replacing . Might be cheaper to get another gear box .

Check to see if your timing belt is still in tact or if it fell off.

Pull the plugs. Sounds like you have a bad plug or a bad plug wire. Even an engine that misses will run well at high speeds but if it's missing at idle you might have a little oil on one of the plugs. I had a 91 tercel, ran great but leaked a lot of oil which would in turn foul the spark plugs. I'm sure you either have a bad wire or plug. Wouldn't mess with the idle, not sure what state you're in but it could impact emissions testing. Best of luck m'friend!
Greg

double posted

no engine no joy? what engine? cant fix em, not knowing that. login to alldata.com or get the FSM. its all there, all the time.

The turn signal switch requires the steering wheel to be removed, you can borrow a steering wheel puller from most any chain parts store like Kragen or Auto Zone to name a few, always disconnect the battery before starting work, also if you have an airbag on the steering wheel you MUST disarm the system before starting work or serious injury can result if it fires. The screws that retain the airbag or horn pad if present will be on the back side of the steering wheel in wells, about an inch deep, most likely they are #2 Phillips.

yeah you are ask a lot here bud ! if you are going to be capping and deleting vacuum hoses, then maybe you should get a service manual for this if you.are thinking by doing this with get you more hp or torque, you shouldn't even be working on it ! this will not help you at all !