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Heat not working in a 1986 toyota celica

Heat not working in a 1986 toyota celica


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Posted 2009-11-17T19:52:10Z
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If you can't find a simple solution (have you checked all the fuses?) then I am afraid you may have to choose between getting another car or getting this one repaired.

I have an '02 Toyota Camry and mine is undergoing repairs for the same thing, even as I type. The mechanic is having to remove the dash and go through the components part by part to locate the source of the trouble.
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