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If your CO was high and the other two readings were low (not even just passing, but well within specs) then take a look at your O2 sensor. If your timing is off, that might also produce much the same results as a rich AFR, which can also produce a high CO reading.

Should fit, but you may have 1 stud on exhaust side of turbo unsed.

any body know is it the same of the mormal celica rear shock absorbers and the super strut shock absorbers?


any body know it?

they are at the rear by where you can put the seats down

auto zone, but there is another adapter inside the car, sit in your car, look as far down to the right as you can, now crawl in your floorboard drivers side and it should be right there next to the innards of the cc unit

Well, Im looking at my book, and there is no code 35 for that (31 - 34 though, one code per speed sensor circuit). First thing to check for is to see if the sensor came loose. If they are still clipped in, then do some resistance checks. Resistance for the front on terminals 1/2 should be 1-2.6Kohms, and resistance of terminals 1/2 of speed sensor connector to ground should be 1Mohm or higher. For the rear the numbers are .8-2.1Kohm, and 1Mohm or higher. If you obviously get infinity, then you know where your problem lies.
If everything checks out, then you could check for the open between your ecu and speed sensor.
Third thing you can do is check the speed sensor rotor its self, look for missing teeth/scratches, and that the installation bolt is secured.

All in all, its probably a loose/corroded connection. Im not too sure what the code would be, but it might be a fuse as well (blown fuse would cause and open condition)

Im sure that you might know, but an open in a circuit is pretty much what it sounds like. A point in a circuit that does not allow current to flow. Kind of like a light switch, switch off, disrupts the current, switch on, completes the circuit and allows current to go.

Or the wire is broke.

auto zone, but there is another adapter inside the car, sit in your car, look as far down to the right as you can, now crawl in your floorboard drivers side and it should be right there next to the innards of the cc unit

I was working on my 94 the other day and in the back of my hatchback model I found thes clip like things that look like there was a cargo cover there at one time if you know where I can get one of these that would be great.