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post Jul 2, 2017 - 5:39 PM
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Hello from Maine, USA.

I am the owner of a fixer upper 1995 Toyota Celica GT convertible smile.gif

Unfortunately I'm not a mechanic. I'm a computer guy.

I am trying to get everything together for my mechanic to fix it up.

The top can open, but not close, I heard this can be caused by low fluid in the hydraulic pump.

I saw a video about it here (for a Mustang) https://youtu.be/Ym6Ec23nu6M

My questions are :

1. What fluid should I get ?

2. Are there any instructions I can show to my mechanic other than that video ? Or does the video basically approximate my same setup ?

Thanks smile.gif
Craig





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post Nov 30, 2017 - 1:39 AM
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late post, but unless you find one in the yard, or someone parting. Unfortunately, if the dealer as the part will be expensive. the arm broke because it was only working with one motor.

as a convertible owner, i would hoard parts for future repair. had mine for 10 years, and the third motor in it...


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