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Old Aug 16, 2012 | 01:08 PM
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90 GxL bogging!!

Im having some werid problems with this car. Its an gxl s5 here's the link to the car. https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-rx-7-1986-1992-vehicles-108/1990-s5-na-gxl-black-black-1000101/

Here's a youtube video of the situation im having. Im thinking maybe a bad ground, trans or injectors related. I need help! I have no clue! btw terrible clip..

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Old Aug 16, 2012 | 01:14 PM
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Have you checked for error codes?
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Old Aug 16, 2012 | 01:51 PM
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Have you checked for error codes?
No codes....
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Old Aug 16, 2012 | 02:26 PM
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Old Aug 16, 2012 | 03:55 PM
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Can you rev the engine while in neutral just fine?
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Old Aug 16, 2012 | 04:36 PM
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Can you rev the engine while in neutral just fine?
After warm up nope.
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Old Aug 16, 2012 | 04:40 PM
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Did you 'physically' check for codes or did you just turn the key to on to check for codes?
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Did you 'physically' check for codes or did you just turn the key to on to check for codes?
I actually took it to aamaco.... 5 mins from my house
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Old Aug 16, 2012 | 05:28 PM
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To check for codes all you have to do is find the Green check connector near the leading coil which has a single Orange wire. Ground this wire and w/key to on if there are any codes then they will be displayed. I rather doubt the business you took your car to knows how to pull codes as the method for doing so on your car does not match the method used on newer cars, which they are familiar with as it uses a completely different system. Physically checking for codes takes all but a minute or two to do and it would be suggested for you to spend these two minutes at most.
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Display of codes?? How do i know what code goes to what?
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RX7 FD & Series 5 Error Codes
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Old Aug 16, 2012 | 06:30 PM
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possibly an OMP failure and going into limp mode? no check engine lights? does it only do it when its warmed up or right from a cold start? if you pull the codes and code 26 or 27 come up, you need to change pumps or start running premix
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How would long are the flashes usually? Like an "long flash" ... 5? ,10 sec? 1min? How long is a "short flash"?
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A short flash is very quick and the longer flashes take longer. If you have a long flash followed by quick flashes then there will be a pause between the long flash and the short flash(es). Watch the vid for exercise.


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Warm up or cold? Doesnt matter?
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A short flash is very quick and the longer flashes take longer. If you have a long flash followed by quick flashes then there will be a pause between the long flash and the short flash(es). Watch the vid for exercise.

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this video is confusing me, is this video showing me one code being repeated?
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Oh Boy!!!!!!!!!!!!! It shows one long flash followed by two quick flashes which is a code 12. Then there is a pause then one long flash followed by a pause then seven quick flashes which is a code 17. Then a pause folllowed by one long flash, a pause, then 8 quick flashes which is a code 18. Then the whole process repeats one more time thus showing a 12,17 and 18 error codes.

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possibly an OMP failure and going into limp mode? no check engine lights? does it only do it when its warmed up or right from a cold start? if you pull the codes and code 26 or 27 come up, you need to change pumps or start running premix

Would an 8k reman motor omp go up?
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Would an 8k reman motor omp go up?
All you have to do is check for error codes and it will tell you for it really is that simple.
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reman motors dont come with reman OMPs...just saying. good luck with your bogging issue.
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reman motors dont come with reman OMPs...just saying. good luck with your bogging issue.
Where is the omps located?
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under the air pump, at the bottom of the motor. it should have 4 oil lines coming from it...
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If you look at the lines.... There bigs air pockets & barley runs thru the lines. I assume omp went up causeing my ecu to act up, not allow
My car to revs fast or past 4k. & what type of wire should i use to pull up codes?
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Any ideas??
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