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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ย. 2024
- Toyota Celica 4WD Training Video
Video describes the operation of the differential/LSD system in 4WD Celicas.
The described viscous system also applies to the later ST185 and ST205 Celicas.
My Celcia GT4/Alltrac information website: gt4.mwp.id.au
(video from unknown source)
Awesome content even in 2023!
This was VERY informative to me since I own an '88 Mazda 323 GTX. Thank you for uploading this!
I'm talking about late 80~90's emissions stuff. For instance the Celica from 1982~1985 in japan had turbo models. In the US only the 22R truck motor. Or the Nissan 240SX, we never got a SR20DET or CA18DET, yet we got the crummy KA20. There are tons like it, but you get the picture. It's a bit different now since it makes business sense to make cars meet CA emission standards, but back then they didn't. Toyota even had a special designation on their engines for CA emissions.
16:15 Dang thats a nice colour, sucks the factory didn't ship it in that colour
Yea 1986 was the first AWD Celica for the states, they stopped after the 5th generation Celica and didn't import other 4WD version afterwards. They also had All-trac Camry's and Tercels from the late 80's to mid 90's.
seeing this idk why you would ever want the diff lock off?
@@bigmikeobama5314 Probably has to do with fuel economy and maybe some binding a bit, probably why they use a viscous diff.
OMG thank you for posting this!!
My favorite car is the Celica GT-Four.
It's mostly because most people don't care about AWD in the US. Only in the colder areas of the country and even then they're a lot of them that don't want to pay the premium. There are still AWD Toyota's, but mostly SUVs and Trucks. They do also import IS250s and IS350s with AWD. Japan doesn't import a lot of sports cars to the US. Nissan and Honda also stopped importing various cars to the US after the late 90's. A lot has to do with our higher emission standards.
gotta love the 165
Son bonitos los videos pero para que ponen música
alltrac in the USA was only 1986 - 1993 . The 1994-to 1998 was only FWD
Alltrac is also European Market Japan built 2000 models before mass production to rest of car markets. I should know as I have a very early original and one later European model ....identifiable by the plastic body kit and a viscous centre diff . Only first 2000 models had the mechanical centre diff lock
86-93 actually
86 to 88 only produced in Japan..know as the original 2000 cars with the centre locking diff .the later models that were available to Europe etc had the alltrac badge a viscous centre diff and plastic body kit.
i own a 1988 Celica Alltrac theymade them in the US from 1988 to 1993
very uncommon cars
four W. D.
Awesome video thanks for the upload :)