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Old 07-31-01, 03:17 PM
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I have a co-worker who is getting rid of an 89 rx7 convertible with what he says is a blown engine. It is an automatic. How much and where could I locate a replacement engine for this. I live in Madison Wisconsin and could drive a couple hours if needed to pick one up. Is it tough finding a 13b for this? Would one setup for a manual work?
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Re: 89 Mazda Convertible

Originally posted by skotter
I have a co-worker who is getting rid of an 89 rx7 convertible with what he says is a blown engine. It is an automatic. How much and where could I locate a replacement engine for this. I live in Madison Wisconsin and could drive a couple hours if needed to pick one up. Is it tough finding a 13b for this? Would one setup for a manual work?
The engine is the same for a manual or auto. A 89-91 turbo engine will bolt right in too on the 89+ auto... but you have to change the computer and the wiring harness to the engine. Engines from the 86-88 models are tougher to adapt, but they WILL work. If you can get it cheap, that is a GREAT "cruisin" car.

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