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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Cars / November 2005

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'89 toyota celica GT slips out of 5th gear when driving (when depressing the acceleratior

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Firethorn - 19 Nov 2005 17:19 GMT
My celica slips out of 5th gear - I have a few leads - but wanted to
hear from you guys. It slips out of gear when accelerating or going up
an incline.  Im told the trans axle is a hard repair - but then again
it might be a simple common seal replacement - can anyone help?
Firethorn AT sonic.net
Ray O - 20 Nov 2005 03:39 GMT
> My celica slips out of 5th gear - I have a few leads - but wanted to
> hear from you guys. It slips out of gear when accelerating or going up
> an incline.  Im told the trans axle is a hard repair - but then again
> it might be a simple common seal replacement - can anyone help?
> Firethorn AT sonic.net

A transaxle repair is a only a little harder than a transmission-only
repair.  The condition is not caused by a simple common seal replacement.

Assuming that your shifter is properly adjusted and engine and transmission
mounts are intact, the transmission needs to be opened up.
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hassan25 - 27 Nov 2005 10:19 GMT
if it is sliping out of 5th gear then it is notting but your 5th gear
sycromench in the gear box is worn or damage. i have just replace one last
week. this is cause by low gear oil in the gear box.
 
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