Buying A Mazda Rx7
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Buying A Mazda Rx7
PLEASE GIVE ME YOUR OPINION ON BUYING A MAZDA RX7 TURBO II 1992 MODEL,
I WANT HELP ON DECIDING WHETHER TO GET THE CAR OR NOT
THE CAR HAS 8.2 PRESURE
WHAT SHOULD I LOOK FOR?
I WANT HELP ON DECIDING WHETHER TO GET THE CAR OR NOT
THE CAR HAS 8.2 PRESURE
WHAT SHOULD I LOOK FOR?
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OK MATLOCK BUT I HEAR ALLOTE OF **** I DONT KNOW WHAT TO BELEIVE.
LIKE ENGINE BRAKES DOWN AFTER 70.000 KM
FOR NO REASON IT MAY NOT START UP AGAIN
IS THIS TRUE
LIKE ENGINE BRAKES DOWN AFTER 70.000 KM
FOR NO REASON IT MAY NOT START UP AGAIN
IS THIS TRUE
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Well, for one, ditch the capslock key, holy wow. Second, a well taken care of '92 turbo2 should last to 150,000 miles (not KM) There are always some minor problems, but they can usually be taken care of easily.
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#1 an 92 T2 is very rare, and only found in Europe, Japan, AUZ/NZ.
#2 as far as life of the engine it is much like any other car it will depend on the previous owners and their treatment of the vehicle. It is not unusual to hear of T2 motors lasting at least 100K miles and higher, with reasonable maintenance.
#2 as far as life of the engine it is much like any other car it will depend on the previous owners and their treatment of the vehicle. It is not unusual to hear of T2 motors lasting at least 100K miles and higher, with reasonable maintenance.
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ok people one iam in greece and their is planty of them around for sale/run with km not miles in greece/ to matlock questions (70.000 km) under the hood fine condition/ it has not crashed/
To sonicRaT what are some minor problems?
To sonicRaT what are some minor problems?
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Wiper switches not working, headlight switches going bad, idiot cluster time flickering in and out, throttle position sensor wearing out, bypass air control valve getting stuck, leaky injectors. There are a number of small things that tend to happen eventually, if the car was well taken care of, it should be able to go over 180,000 km without a problem.
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My advice if you decide to buy it (really it's your decision) would be regular maintace. Flush all the fluids, get brake pads and stuff. As long as the price is right you'll probably be ok.
Good luck
Steven
Good luck
Steven
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so we are talking about problems that are easy to fix/ i was worried about big engine problems ones that you can not do anything about
the problem in greece is that their is no good mechanics if problem occurs
how often should i check oil, spark plug, filters
the problem in greece is that their is no good mechanics if problem occurs
how often should i check oil, spark plug, filters
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http://www.aaroncake.net/rx-7/buy1.htm will help with the "standard" problems, though it doesn't cover any turbo related stuff.
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Changing oil every 3000 miles or whenever you get bored is a good idea. Spark plugs will possibly vary a little every 10,000 or so is a good idea, however, if you pull them and they look good, then wait a little longer.
Filters also a variable type of thing. Air will depend on atmospheric conditions (dust and what not) or if you buy a k&n you can clean it, any other, genrally if it looks dirty replace it. Fuel filter would be a good idea after you buy the car, just so you know it's new. Oil obviously when you change your oil.
Good luck on your purchase. Let us know how it turns out. Post some pics, we all love pictures.
Filters also a variable type of thing. Air will depend on atmospheric conditions (dust and what not) or if you buy a k&n you can clean it, any other, genrally if it looks dirty replace it. Fuel filter would be a good idea after you buy the car, just so you know it's new. Oil obviously when you change your oil.
Good luck on your purchase. Let us know how it turns out. Post some pics, we all love pictures.
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