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post Dec 4, 2002 - 6:13 AM
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NzLatino

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ok guys i just recently got my Celica liek 2 days ago its a black 96 ss1....now its automatic but plan to got for a transmission transplant later on...but i realise on the gear box of the automatic car theres to buttons...PWR..when i click it on it says ECT-S POWER next to the speedometer ...then theres MAnu ...i press it and next to the speedometer it says ECT-S Manual, but when i turn either of them on the cr feels exactly the same ...now the prob is t heres also sum sorta crazy looking red button with japanese writing on it i darre not push it but culd sum1 tell me what the hell it says or wat it does at all ??? please
 
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post Apr 20, 2005 - 8:34 AM
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Hello, I got a silver auto Celica '95 (hatchback)
I have the same buttons you mention - These also exist in my RAV4 smile.gif

So,
the overdrive you all know what it does it's thoroughly explained in another topic. Now about manual and power.

For manual: Switch it on when you're parked and shift to L. By having MANU enabled L, 2 and D act like 1,2 and 3rd gear. So you launch the car with L and push the stick to 2 when you want and again to D. It will NOT shift unless you push the stick smile.gif

For power: It just makes the car gruntier and all. More responsive throttle control and all that. For the sportiest possible behavior switch on ECTS-PWR and turn off your overdrive smile.gif Not gas-mileage friendly but it gets much faster and sportier biggrin.gif

Dont forget to use the kick-down future. Pedal to the medal and it will give you quite a push smile.gif

P.s. forgive me for bringing life to a dead topic but I was searching for more details on these 2 modes smile.gif I hope this helps.

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