4 new tires at 42,000 miles.
Battery at 44,000 miles.
Brakes at 51,000 miles (front).
63,000 miles - rear brakes, timing belt, tensioner, water pump, & idler.
79,000 miles, 99,000 miles serpentine belt.
111,000 miles radiator and hoses.
137,000 miles - new clutch.
151,000 miles - brake hoses.
155,000 miles - A/C evaporator, receiver drier, condensor, expansion valve.
162,000 miles - valve cover gasket.
165,000 miles - distributor, cap, wires, spark plugs.
169,000 miles - new starter.
My 1991 Celica GT now has 207,000 miles on it, and is still running OK except it only gets 11 miles to a gallon, and power is very weak. This car never really had much power from day one, but now it seems to be getting worse.
But after 207,000 miles, what can I say, it has been very dependable and reliable for the 17 years I've owned it.
It is a very sporty looking car that really looks fast, but it only looks that way.
I had the same problem with mine and replaced the O2 sensor to fix it. Approx. $42 Also check your MAP sensor for proper resistance with a volt/ohm meter. Now I get 25-30 again. The change is obvious and immediate.
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