Rotarywall

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OK don't know where to post this. A while back I got a link for a website containing all the maintenance manuals, Part breakdown, electrical wiring and so on and so forth for every year the 7 was made. Well my computer crashed and I lost it, like an idiot never put everything on a drive. So the question is does anyone have that link I got it from someone on the Forum. I know some of you guys in here have this link.

Thanks in Advance
Edward

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Here you go:

http://foxed.ca/foxed/index.php?page=rx7manual

BTW: It is also listed in the 1st gen FAQ in case you lose it again.

j_tso

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http://foxed.ca/foxed/index.php?page=rx7manual

there ya go, dude

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Rotarywall

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Thanks guys I'll take it, but thats not the website I had a link to before, unless it was redone in the last 6 months to a year. Have not searched for what I need but looks like it should be there.

Thanks
Edward

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The other common one was moved to another address. I believe the old link is still in the FAQ. I'll have to go update that.

Sgt Fox

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I would prefer if you use http://rx7.foxed.ca

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Sgt. Fox: Want me to update in the FAQ?

80's old school

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Or maybe a sticky/tab where it is really obvious where to find it. I finally saved it in my favorites because it is so full of info!!

Sgt. Fox...thanks for compiling this!

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I updated both links in the FAQ. The wankel.net one had moved and I updated Fox's to what he put here.

I agree. It is awesome that these are made available. I use them all the time. It really comes in handy too for looking up info related to engine swaps (TII, REW, etc) and such.

74RX4

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Kevin's site is located here now.
http://wright-here.net/cars/rx7/manuals.html

gsl-se addict

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Yep. That is what I updated it to in the FAQ.

Rotarywall

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Thanks guys! Whenever I go to Mazda to order a part I always look up the part number on the IPB's and give it to them, and everytime they are always like where did you get this. I makes it easier to have the correct info, I've have the wrong parts ordered for me more than once and I just got so frustrating. So again thanks to all that replied.

Edward

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It also makes it nice for the guy behind the counter. Most don't really like digging through the microfiche trying to find your part. Makes their life easier and helps to make sure you get the right part. I do the same thing whenever I order something from the dealer.