1999 Toyota Celica Service and Repair Manual

The 1999 Toyota Celica is a two-door car built around a single powertrain: the 2.2L four-cylinder (5S-FE), fitted to every hatchback and convertible Toyota sold that year in both automatic and standard-shift form. This is the service and repair manual Toyota published for that car, so the specifications and procedures are the ones the factory set for the 1999 model year and this engine rather than values carried across from a neighbouring year.

Engines

• 2.2L 2164CC l4 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated

Trims

• 2D Convertible, Automatic
• 2D Convertible, Standard
• 2D Hatchback, Automatic
• 2D Hatchback, Standard

Known issues on the 1999 Celica. One recall stands on federal record for this model year, NHTSA campaign 20V033000, and it concerns the driver-side frontal air bag inflator module: in a crash necessitating air bag deployment, the inflator may rupture. The campaign reaches beyond the Celica — Toyota is recalling certain 1998-2000 RAV4, 1998-1999 RAV4 EV and Celica and 1997-1998 Supra vehicles. Owners have logged 11 complaints against the 1999 Celica, and Toyota has issued 23 technical service bulletins for it.

Whether the job is air bag work on a car named in that recall, a fault behind one of those bulletins, or a routine service interval, the figures you work to are Toyota's own for the 1999 Celica — convertible and hatchback, automatic and standard alike.