Flooding problems
Flooding problems
The electrical plugs for the carburetor on our 85 RX7 are mixed up. Can somebody post a picture of how they are supposed to go? We think that is what is causing the flooding issue. Thank you.
Can't get you any photos right now, but here's something you can check on. Make sure that the vent solenoid is plugged in. It's the only electrical connection on the driver's side of the carb. That will definitely cause flooding issues if not connected.
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Originally Posted by Keegan
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its an 85 and the carb is from an runing 81 it ran fine and never flooded hit the back with a truck and broke the rear end. so thought it would work on the 85 but it keeps flooding not every time just if i let it sit for a day.
ths pics will be from an 84 so should look really similar ... i had that problem with my car before when i would let it sit over night it would flood, i did a carb rebuild and it doesn't do that anymore.
that is what is wrong with this one but the carb was good it never flooded on the old car just this one. and two days after the oops it sat for two days then i put it on thats all i know
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