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I have an 84 RX-7 and it keeps dying on me,the tach goes out and then it dies and sometimes starts right away and other times i have to wait awhile. Any ideas?
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you know, that is such a vague description. it could be 100's of things
however, if i were u, i'd start with a simple tune up
1) change the plugs, the oil, the petrol filter, oil filter and air filter
2) clean out your dizzy cap
3) check all your wiring....ie that nothing is withered and that all connections are on properly...eg the coil leads are plugged in nicely
4) give the carb a cleanout by spraying some carb cleaner into it
if no improvement after the above, come back here and give more detailed description
i suspect maybe your problem is fuel...ie clogged fuel filter or dirt/gummed up carb/jets so i would attack those areas first
do u know where the fuel filter is ? its under a cover at the rear of the car next to the fuel pump.
however, if i were u, i'd start with a simple tune up
1) change the plugs, the oil, the petrol filter, oil filter and air filter
2) clean out your dizzy cap
3) check all your wiring....ie that nothing is withered and that all connections are on properly...eg the coil leads are plugged in nicely
4) give the carb a cleanout by spraying some carb cleaner into it
if no improvement after the above, come back here and give more detailed description
i suspect maybe your problem is fuel...ie clogged fuel filter or dirt/gummed up carb/jets so i would attack those areas first
do u know where the fuel filter is ? its under a cover at the rear of the car next to the fuel pump.
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Trailing ignitor is faulty and thus signal doesn't get to fuel pump relay, resulting in no fuel to engine. Check connections, replace trailing ignitor as needed.
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might want to check your battery cable connections. i had the same problem and couldnt figure it out worth a damn. turns out my positive battery clamp was loose. problem solved for me
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Yeah, replace them with GM ignitors. $20 a piece ???
How to:
https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generation-specific-1979-1985-18/how-gm-igniters-replace-j-109-a-527209/
How to:
https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generation-specific-1979-1985-18/how-gm-igniters-replace-j-109-a-527209/
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Originally Posted by Dom
Yeah, replace them with GM ignitors. $20 a piece ???
How to:
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=527209
How to:
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=527209
Thanks,going to do this next weekend.