Help me identify the Mystery box (pics)
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Adolf Hitler Verfechter
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From: Northern South Africa
Hi!
While being busy with my EFI project on Sat,i found this mysterious box.
It was bolted to the passenger side of the footwell,underneath the carpet.(I have a RHD Rx7)
Do any of your guys have the same box?If you do,what does it do?
Here is 2 pics of it.
Thanks!
Karis
While being busy with my EFI project on Sat,i found this mysterious box.
It was bolted to the passenger side of the footwell,underneath the carpet.(I have a RHD Rx7)
Do any of your guys have the same box?If you do,what does it do?
Here is 2 pics of it.
Thanks!
Karis
NO, not amplifier. It is something else but its NOT an amp. the stock amps are located either under seat or under storage bins. I believe someone said it had something to do with the air conditioning but that could be wrong.
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Originally Posted by karism
Ecu?It`s a series 2,they didnt have ECU`s. (12A Carb)
Haha!Nice one there Bob!At least someone is making a joke ;-)
Haha!Nice one there Bob!At least someone is making a joke ;-)
****, ya know what...I wasn't even paying half attention. Was thinking underneath the storage bin. But yeah, come to think of it...yes it could be an ECU, I've heard the 12a's do have them. heh
Originally Posted by IanS
So, by taking out the rats nest you can take out the box also??? And then in turn that huge cluster **** of wires that hook to it?
Here is the ECU pin out diagram if anyone is interested. I have not looked at it closely, but I think you should be able to remove it if you don't have a rats nest. You will have to at least bypass the fuel pump relay (for cars where the fuel pump only runs when cranking or engine running, '84 and '85). This diagram is for the '84 and '85 cars BTW.
It's the "ECU" in this case an emisions control unit, not really sure on what mazda called it. And yes if you follow the mass of wires from the rats nest they go to that little box. That little box also controls your fuel pump. I would say it's not needed (I threw mine away last year) but my car is not close enoff (sp) to stock to say. But again the only important thing it controls is the fuel pump off a oil pressure signal (if I'm not mistaken.) And of course it's easy just to jump the wires in the conctor that go to the pump.
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Adolf Hitler Verfechter
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From: Northern South Africa
Ok!Then i can definately throw it out.I dont have a single emissions related thing on my car.One of these days it wont even have a carb on anymore:-)
Thanks for answerering my question guys.
Karis
Thanks for answerering my question guys.
Karis
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