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02-27-16, 11:05 AM
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Time for starting
Ill start you of with a little backround on my 1983 rx-7 its has a vaccum leak and i think someone said an o-ring whas bad beciase it sat for a month and smoked when i started it up. Anyway i want to get my rx7 started and i know its not gonna be easy from sitting all winter so any tips?
02-27-16, 11:56 PM
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Spring startup tips:
New plugs, new cap and rotor, check plug wires for chewing/abrasion, use ether 'starting fluid' to spin it up. Once started, don't let it die, and drive it for at least 10-15min to be sure it's warmed up and avoid carbon lockup. Check belt tension, coolant level (beforehand, not when hot), and clutch/brake master fluid levels. Drive it like you stole it,
New plugs, new cap and rotor, check plug wires for chewing/abrasion, use ether 'starting fluid' to spin it up. Once started, don't let it die, and drive it for at least 10-15min to be sure it's warmed up and avoid carbon lockup. Check belt tension, coolant level (beforehand, not when hot), and clutch/brake master fluid levels. Drive it like you stole it,
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