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It's a 1995 Celica GT-S, 5 speed manual, Air Conditioning, Tan Leather Interior, Power Sunroof/locks/doors, about 150 000 Km's, Black Exterior, 2 sets of alloy rims, 1 stock alloys with almost brand new Pirelli ice tires, other set is off a 2000 Celica GT, with good shape stock tires. If you have any questions or want to set up a meeting to take a look, e-mail me at:

mike20001@shaw.ca

I know it's a weird address, but I assure you it's correct. By the way, the car is in Calgary.

Ya, I wouldnt spend that money on a shift knob for an auto, considering you only ever touch it when you start and park the car. Looks ok, I guess..... but it looks like it's trying to be a manual knob. If it's just for show go nuts.

Well I can see that all the terminals are in place is the problem. I've looked at them, and they all line up. Some spots are empty, but they are supposed to be. Any more ideas?

Hey folks, I believe this is my first post on this site, but maybe you'll help me out anyway . Ok, I have a 95 GT-S, and the power locks dont work under certain situations. I have remote keyless entry, and both doors lock and unlock great with that, and also the passenger side door's switch works fine to lock and unlock both doors. Problem is my driver side switch doesnt lock or unlock. Now quite awhile ago I had the door panel off to get rid of the rattles when the bass was on, and someone who was helping me put the wiring clip back in the wrong way. I switched it and put everything back together and then the unlock didnt work, but the lock still worked. Then a few months ago I was taking that apart trying to fix it and I couldnt figure anything out, I didnt see any bent terminals or anything, so I just put it back together. Now the lock and unlock dont work on the driver side.... I dont know what I could have done wrong, I did eveything carefully and that. Any suggestions? What is going to be the best way to fix this.... I have some experience with electronic circuit boards and all that and can do any soldering myself if it comes to that. Thanks