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terceldude wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 12, 2020 6:11 pm

Looks like sports cars only.

Read the whole thread, we're attempting to stuff the ballot box for the AL25 Tercel.

If you want a shop to help out my friend owns Superior Subie and Import near Portland. Great shop, honest and fair.

I'd be in for a handful of items.

If anyone has a cosmetically nice mete with a dark colored hood I would be interested in one.

Also, did you read the last sentence? Way to fleece the community while telling EVERYONE ELSE ON EARTH what car to find these in...

What is involved with cleaning the part? I was hoping to find a working switch assembly in good cosmetic condition. Just want to swap parts and go, if possible.

Mattel wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 28, 2020 3:23 pm

...a guy from youtube 'living the vanlive'...

I love that guy's channel!

Lots of car campers use that heater. If you're comfortable gambling that you won't suffocate, I'd say go for it. Otherwise, maybe look for a wood stove or a diesel heater.

I'd LOVE to score one of the factory adjustable intermittent wiper switches, but at this point I'll settle for a switch that still has all three speeds and self-parks the wiper arms.

Let me know what you've got, need shipped to 98008.

Thanks!

Gah, I was literally out there last weekend skiing with my cousins. Curses!

Yeah I agree they want to make stickers but gonna do separate ones I'd rather the forum sticker personally I agree with the above. If the facebook group truly has no connection to the forum, then let's not promote them. If they ARE connected, just include the ".com" on the sticker and include littl...

When I first got my Tercel I drained the trans and refilled it with generic 80w-90 for only 2-3,000 miles (because 3rd gear started grinding after the fluid change). When I drained the generic fluid to swap to the Redline MT-90 the old fluid was FULL of brass flakes. Besides, at ~67 hp, these cars a...

Only for the facelift.

This should not need to be done. What brand axles are you using?!

A blower might flow better at low RPMs with that engine as they are built to rev and may not have the exhaust gas volume at low engine speeds to spin up the turbo.

Bump. Added a brand new VSV to the list.