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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / April 2007

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7A-FE ENGINE

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blt2005uk - 22 Apr 2007 14:02 GMT
I have a toyota Celica 1.8st which has done 157k.  It is burning an
excessive amount of oil (300 miles and the dipstick goes from full to
half level)

It is not smoking visibly but I understand that could be due to the
catalytic converter stopping the smoke.

I have considered replacing the engine and note that the Toyota
Corolla and the Celica both use the 7A-FE engine.  I have seen a
second hand (61k) engine for £99.00 which is vastly superior the the
400 quid I am being quoted for a second hand celica engine.

Would the Toyota Corolla 16V EFI engine (7A-FE) be ok to put into my
Celica?

Grateful for any advice

Many thanks
map123@juno.com - 22 Apr 2007 14:42 GMT
Your engine is leaking oil fron the crank case because of either of
two reasons. One, your cylinders are heavily pitty probably 150k+
miles or you need new seal rings on the pistons. Just get it
overhalled and have them replace the rings. This should create a
better sel and your problem should go away.
Kjun - 22 Apr 2007 16:44 GMT
blt2005uk <tom.attoe@virgin.net> wrote in news:1177246952.272309.230000
@y80g2000hsf.googlegroups.com:

> I have a toyota Celica 1.8st which has done 157k.  It is burning an
> excessive amount of oil (300 miles and the dipstick goes from full to
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>
> Many thanks

7a-fe denotes basic engine design.........you may have to change oil pan,
intake, exh. manifold, etc., but the bare engine is the
same.............kjun
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