changing the PD
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hey guys this is going to be my first FPD on a rotary...i was wondering i have an 86 rx7 NA and i wanted to know how hard it is do to this by your self....and what to lookout for or maybe some tips on an easy way to do this?
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As I recall on the 86-88 non turbos and the 86-88 Jspecs, it is pretty easy to get too without having to pull the upper intake manifold if you have a thin 17mm wrench. The tough thing is just getting the right angle to slide the wrench in and turn it enough to break it loose. Once loose, you can unscrew it by hand.
In worst case just remove the upper intake manifold and then it is real easy to get the wrench on to remove it.
In worst case just remove the upper intake manifold and then it is real easy to get the wrench on to remove it.
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cool thanks icemark i was going to PM you but i thought well idk if he would like it so i started a thread stupid thread to post but i wanted to know the easiest way thanks again!
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Better off to start a thread and/or search. Chances are someone has the same question and you can't search PM's.
Plus, occasionally we are all wrong, so getting multiple inputs is always a good thing.
Plus, occasionally we are all wrong, so getting multiple inputs is always a good thing.
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yea true....any idea what would be wrong with my power window on my passanger side i ripped them out the door panels and all wires are connected would it be my main regulator on the drivers side or would it be the passanger switch? any idea how to test these regulator and or switch
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99% of the time it is the drivers switch that has an issue when the passengers window does not work.
Remember the passengers power window gets both power and ground from the driver's power window switch.
I'd pull the driver's window switch, check the lock out wire (that is the one that turns the passengers power window power on and off). If that is good, then check the grounds on the red/black and Green/black (both should be resting at ground when the switch is not being used).
Remember the passengers power window gets both power and ground from the driver's power window switch.
I'd pull the driver's window switch, check the lock out wire (that is the one that turns the passengers power window power on and off). If that is good, then check the grounds on the red/black and Green/black (both should be resting at ground when the switch is not being used).
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when you replace the pd, use new gaskets. ohh and if you havent already, replace your vacuum hoses and send your injectors to get cleaned out. maybe redo you omp lines too. i did this all with with a haynes manual and the FSM. with no prior mechanical experience.
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