20 Most Recent 1995 Toyota Tercel - Page 5 Questions & Answers

1995 Toyota Tercel Sedan 2-Door 1.5 liter DOHC L4 (5E-FE)




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The warning light on the dash, or the brake lights in the back of the car ? ?The brake fluid could be low or the parking brake switch could be faulty if the warning light is on.The brake light switch on the pedal could be faulty if the brake lights are staying on.

take cables off and clean then put back on

sounds to me that you have an igniton problem not a starter problem and or if you have or had an alarm system could be cause if u do give me feedback and i will explain but seems that your starter is fine from what u say but if you think in terms of the elemts to start a vehicle batery gives pwoer to ignition which sends to starter which gives spark etc i would check you ignition system something is causeing a short and not alowing starter to function

I believe that what you are experiencing is whats called FAILSAFE MODE, which means its stuck in 2nd or 3rd gear due to recent change in driving habits.... maybe you got on the accelerator a little too rapidly or sharp corner too fast.... All, Nissan's, Toyo's, and most cars have this mode wich is meant to prevent further damage to the trans. This may not be what your experiencing but it sounds like the symptoms, sluggish, slow acceleration,.......have you experiencs and shifting issues, is it an auto or manual trans? if you have a trans power or over drive button and or light on dash or shifter for automatic, observe when you start it up next time and you may find it blinks 8-10-12 times.... if so you have damaged the trans due to mismatched/mixed tire sizes and or tread depth, and brans or tread styles.... yes it doesn't just ruin 4x4 auto trans,.... it kills any transmission after unknowingly driving around with incorrect tires. I work for Nissan and have for 26 years and i have seen chain tire dealers like Walmart, Sears Roebuck, Midas, Tire Wharehouse, Pepboys, and dozens of others cause the transmission planetary-gear failure; in mostly automatic 4x4 or AWD vehicles when replacing just one two or three tires AND NOT THE COMPLETE SET AS REQUIRED BY EVERY AWD AND 4X4 AUTO MANUFACTURER. DON'T BE A VICTIM... BE A WISE CONSUMER.... AND GET AN ATTORNEY IF YOU BECAME ONE ALREADY....THANKS AND GOODLUCKTransNissPro

Yes it could be the front wheel bearings, you should have it checked out by a qualified Tech.

Sounds like the "cold start routine" is missing its cue. The cold start sequence raises idle, and enriches fuel ratios. For a limited time during warm-up. Some cars use 2 sensors for the water temp. This means that the sensor which operates the water gauge or idiot light is different from the Engine Management sensor. So except for the flooding problem you would not know if it was working.Did you check to see if the 4th injector was dry after replacement? Another idea for richness is that fuel pressure is too high or that there is an air leak on the intake. This could coincide with not drawing in fuel to number 4 cylinder. Also, a lean condition on number 4 would ramp up the fuel to the other 3 cylinders as some metering systems are based on exhaust AVERAGES.A simple test on a running engine with a spray bottle of water will produce a change in RPM once water is drawn into the air leak. This will pinpoint the problem.I hope my solutions is helpful.

You need a shop to inspect the undercarriage, they will know what to look for you obviously don't know, you have done some serious damage i think.