hello,

i have 195,900 on my celica i just got.and i was wondering how long everyones engine lasted untill they rebuilt or chenged there engines and what engine they chnaged it with

i've got 140,000 on mine so far, still runnin like a champ

201k and running perfect

193,000

259260 exact mileage when my oil filter & part of my block tried to knock a hole through my hood. 1989 celica st

lmfao, ridin that mug till tha wheels fall off

170,000 still goin strong

My wifes ride, iwas just lucky enough to knock the wheels off. (she wasn't impressed with the 85 corolla i replaced it with)! now i'm gonna attempt to pull the stock 1.6L(carbuerated)& tranny to replace the blown 2.0 from the celica.

I have an 85 GT-s and it has 285,000 Its a lot, i know. The engine runs fine, I have no problems, except that It takes 2 cranks sometimes to start.

Another 1985 huh? would that be hand cranks by any chance? (jK, lmfao)

145 K and still had the original clutch tranny and motor till the clutch shitted out at 140 K (too may damn burn outs)...replaced with exedy stage 1 clutch

hey how much did your exedy clutch cost you over all...? parts/labor

it cost $300 w shipping, parts and labor? are u kidding me i did that shit myself... if you have a mechanic do it itll be like $600

i have a 87 and a 92. the 87 says it has 37k but some how i dont think it is right. and the 92 has 126k.

I barely broke 4000 miles on my 2004 GT a few days ago. I know no one cares since its 7th gen

about 191,000 on my '84 GT's engine. Thing runs as strong as it ever has. I just drive it slower than it's capable of. I want to make sure the engine doesn't explode first.

Talked to a guy today, 90 celica with 210k

93 gt wit 160k

91 st w 145,000

i got 223000 on my b7 celica gt and it has a slight valve tap

lol i meant gt, and i deliver pizzas with it

160K+ miles on my 84 GT. Runs a lil rough but 22Rs never ran that smooth anyways and it's partly due to the exhuast leak near my O2 sensor :disappoin

I have a 91 with 193,000 miles and haven't had any problems whatsoever.

377,000 on my 1985 Celica. But I just blew a head gasket, so I am trying to rebuild w/ new rings, rod bearings & timing chain.

377,000 on my 1985 Celica. But I just blew a head gasket, so I am trying to rebuild w/ new rings, rod bearings & timing chain.
haha timing chain, havnt heard that one in a few

haha timing chain, havnt heard that one in a few
I'm not sure what else one would call it. The Haynes manual has a section entitled "Timing chain cover - removal and replacement". It's certainly a chain that has an upper and lower bright link to align with the marks on the camshaft sprocket and the crankshaft sprocket.

oh no im not making fun of you, yeah its called a timing chain...im just so used to working on cars with timing belts (and my friends chevell, timing gears) that i havnt heard of timing chain in a long time

84 gt w/224k

48753 on a 93 Celica GT Convertible, all original miles

181000 going strong

Mine just turned 200,000 - it's an '82 with the original motor (but another used tranny). It won't hold the 5th gear, but in Seattle rush hour traffic, that's hardly a handicap.

my celica gts 00 has 43k