86 rx7 trouble!
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86 rx7 trouble!
i took my car to get a gasket replaced(behind the water pump). when i got the car back, the car has rough idling and shakes alot. i found a unplug wire behind the alternator( re-connected it). i also found that 1 or 2 sparkplug wires were placed wrong( i think i put back the right way). and the mechanic mentioned something about vacuum hoses were not being used. Well, the mechanic fixed the oil leak, but now i'm having trouble starting my car and the other stuff i mentioned earlier. Does anyone have any sugestions that i can do to fix my rx7 myself instead of taking it to the mechanic again. HELP. P.S. before i took the rx7, it was running beautifully, it's a remanufactured 13B with only 3,000 + miles on it.
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If you have vacuum hoses that are "not being used" make sure they are plugged up or plugged in to where they should be plugged in. Otherwise if you have open vacuum hoses. you will almost certainly have a vacuum leak that will definitely make the car run rough, if it will run at all.
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i sure will try it
Originally Posted by darth fc3s
spark plug order is t1 top front(bumper) t2 rear top(firewall) L1 lower front(bumper)L2 lower rear(firewall) good luck dude i hope that helps
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I'll check the hoses.
Originally Posted by Go48
If you have vacuum hoses that are "not being used" make sure they are plugged up or plugged in to where they should be plugged in. Otherwise if you have open vacuum hoses. you will almost certainly have a vacuum leak that will definitely make the car run rough, if it will run at all.
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