Can old transmission fluid cause jerking?
Transmission fluid that has aged and lost some of its frictional properties can also lead to poor shift quality. Over time, the frictional properties of the fluid can degrade, leading to elongated, jerky or inconsistent shifts. In this case, it’s time for a fluid change.
How do you know if your transmission is good?
Pull out the dipstick, wipe it clean, replace it slowly, and then pull it back out. Check the fluid level—how high the fluid comes up on the dipstick—against the “full” and “low” or “fill” marks on the dipstick. The color of transmission fluid can tell you a lot about the health of your car’s transmission.
How much does a 1985 Toyota Celica cost?
1985 Toyota Celica GT-S convertible. Very easy on gas! 4 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, power convertible top, power windows. Good looking car, runs and drives great. $3,600.00 Call (812) 238-2463 to set up an appointment 1985 Toyota Celica GT one owner with 155,730 miles.
When did the Toyota Celica GT’s come out?
The taillamps were tweaked, too. The Celica went out with fireworks in 1985 with the introduction of the GT-S Convertible, the first factory authorized al fresco Toyota. American Specialty Company (today American Speciality Cars) produced 4,498 examples, a small fraction of the nearly 400,000 Celicas sold here in the model’s four years.
What kind of suspension did Toyota Celica have in 1983?
With the start of the 1983 model year, the GT-S became a separate model, rather than an options package, available in both Sport Coupe and Liftback form. The big news was the incorporation of independent rear suspension, again borrowed from the Supra.
Where is the rear axle located on a Toyota Celica?
The rear axle was located by pairs of upper and lower control arms mounted to the chassis at four points, for more precise tracking. Coil springs with long travel and double-acting shock absorbers smoothed out the ride.