My imported Toyota Celsior has its first little issue...

[@RetroCarsForever]

Ehh, I'd leave it...It's an automatic speed governor! You FEEL like youre speeding but youre not really. Win win!

[@fordmuscleluis9710]

Awesome car that is right hand drive it's also nice to see the app on your phone due to issue

[@o.rgarage9660]

Taller tires or bigger wheels like if you went from a 16 to a 17 it’ll throw off the Speedo, same this is happening in my is300 I have 18s in the back and it shows like 5mph more

[@smithjohn2416]

Hey, I find your car videos very interesting. Currently I own a 2004 LS430, but would love to drive one of these Celsior's, or even a 400. I have been looking around for the models with the wool seats. I think they would be more plush than leather, plus they don't make the loud rubbing noise of leather seats. In Australia, I am unsure if the Celsior can be imported anymore, they were definitely available for import in the past, but regulations have been updated. I see a lot with low mileage on the Japanese market, around 40,000 to 90,000 kms. How much maintenance would even be required for a 25 year old Celsior, with mileage like that? I'd assume the bushings would be done and need replacement.

[@shueibdahir]

If the car has abs, check if the abs sensors work

[@LSnium]

My 1991 Toyota Celsiors speedometer doesnt work at all, but thats fine I just drive along with traffic.

[@robertgardner4508]

ECU/Cluster capacitors need replaced. Known if they don't get replaced they will cause these issues. Aftermarket/upgraded tire size can affect the accuracy of the speedo if it's not calibrated too.

[@LSnium]

@@robertgardner4508 nah, I have many ECUs on standby, traded them out couple times it’s probably just the speed sensor.