Toyota celica battery Videos

thats a horrible looking car i could shit out something nicer than that. love justin sisler p.s. thats not real leather its made from horse ass! be cool dont be a fool. that car is shit

I actually sold the car to a guy i work with... i regret it. he had to dump some money in it, but it sucks seeing it everyday and it's not mine anymore :/ hah

Fuck you justin! Say all ya want, but i like project cars, and i can easily double my money on this car. besides, it's going farther than ur grand prix is ;D

i just picked one of these up in amazing shape for $200 I want to make a vid of it almost just to show you.

I got a 84 celica gt too check out my videos!!!

Definitely, sold it to my dad aha

classic :)

Egr valve?? Fuel preassure regulator ? Maybe. .., The book say the pickup coil ( signal generator ) could be too. 

Did you put the Supra dash in yourself? Do you have any documents on how you did it?

Thank you! That helps a lot!

+Sarah Kate Marsh When I repair the first unit, I cut it off with a wire cutter, a bit messy and slow. On the 2nd unit, I used the Dremel rotary tool with a thin cut off wheel. It took no time and did a clean cut. The key is to cut it as close as the battery, leaving yourself more metal on the Mia to work with when solding it to the new battery later on.

+Catherine Ojakangas Thx. It drives us crazy when electronic breaks every year or two JUST because of the rechargeable battery dies (and this is a $150 plastic). The last thing we need is more plastic on our landfills :(

+Eleonora vuilleumier Sorry, that I don't know. I have to see it in person unless if I detach it on my wife's unit to see what's going on there.

+Brittany Trimble You are very welcome! I'm glad this helps you.

+K O awesome! thank you. still cheaper than a new clarisonic. I Finally bit the bullet and bought a new brush head for it cuz I haven't used it in a while and then it stopped working after 2 days.

+Stacey Bailey No problem, I will walk you thru. The easiest thing to do is find a friend who can do soldering to replace the battery for you, because if you haven't done soldering before, it may be a challenging. Now if you really want to get the tools, you may get a Precision Tip Soldering Iron, Solder Wire, cut off a piece of Lead Wire from un-use electronics, a small waterproof silicone, For sealing the outside crack, I recommend using hot glue gun with Precision Tip, then tape it with the silicone tape I used at the end of the video. All the tools and materials could run you $40-50 if you don't have them. Anyway, let me know if you have any question.