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Old Dec 11, 2009 | 11:53 PM
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few ?s need help please

alright so i was thinking my rx7 hasnt started what could be a few reasons why besides the shitty as job done on the battery and wiring harness.FUSES! so i looked one was burned out and there were a few missing one the kick panel by the drivers side clutch pedel. then on the actual harness there are a few missing as well. the one in the engine bay. (i really need pictures of the covers so i can see what fuses go where and what amp they are) also the car had safc2 spliced into the ecu. i took it off but now im having second thoughts. does it need this since the wires have been spliced. or can someone send me pictures or tell me where the wires go. anything would be great.if i took the safc out should the car be ok?
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Old Dec 12, 2009 | 03:44 PM
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some please help me out.
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Old Dec 13, 2009 | 10:10 PM
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Pics of the fuse box cover is in the FAQ....
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Old Dec 13, 2009 | 10:20 PM
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^+1. What year and model is your car? That makes a difference.
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Old Dec 14, 2009 | 12:04 AM
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^+1. What year and model is your car? That makes a difference.
1987 turbo II
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Old Dec 14, 2009 | 12:21 AM
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The S4 coupe one has been mysteriously missing from the FAQ for a while now, I scanned mine a while ago:


Here's a link to the FAQ post anyway https://www.rx7club.com/showpost.php...72&postcount=3
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Originally Posted by need RX7
The S4 coupe one has been mysteriously missing from the FAQ for a while now, I scanned mine a while ago:


Here's a link to the FAQ post anyway https://www.rx7club.com/showpost.php...72&postcount=3
thank you so much. i figured out why my car hasnt started for so long. im so happy the freakin engine fuse was blown and a few fuses in the engine bay are missing as well. like the 80a and a few other ones. im going to hook everything up tommorrow hope it starts
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Old Dec 14, 2009 | 02:28 AM
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well they are blown for a reason, more than likely a short, so find that **** before you start a fire!
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Old Dec 14, 2009 | 02:46 AM
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find a wireing diagram and do the corrosponding pinpoint test.

and i believe it goes without saying, but if there's a wire not connected, also refer to said diagram to find out where it routes and connect it.

teamfc3s.org has FSM PDF files, maybe check them out.

i would suggest buying a hard copy of the FSM because it sounds like you need all the help you can get.
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Originally Posted by blwn rtr 89'
find a wireing diagram and do the corrosponding pinpoint test.

and i believe it goes without saying, but if there's a wire not connected, also refer to said diagram to find out where it routes and connect it.

teamfc3s.org has FSM PDF files, maybe check them out.

i would suggest buying a hard copy of the FSM because it sounds like you need all the help you can get.
haha thank you. heres the stats on the car. the fuse was blown prob when i got the car since i got it non running. the starter wasnt even hooked up nor was it even attached it was just hangin off the tranny. so i thought id start there instead of with the fuses which was stupid. then after that didnt work i started with the wiring harness which has been cut and boogered up.(prob still is the harness)but i just need the car to turn over before anything so i can have some hope haha. but anyways im going to replace the fuses and then see what happenes. everyone cross your fingers.
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well they are blown for a reason, more than likely a short, so find that **** before you start a fire!
+ 324987632984761239

Listen to this guy. I'm thinking/hoping the starter + wire was off and shorted to the block or ground and that's the reason for the blown main fuse. If not, there could be a short somewhere else. But then I'm wondering what the previous owner was doing? Any info.

Also, the + fat wire to the starter has a boot, the negative doesn't. Make sure these aren't switched.
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+ 324987632984761239

Listen to this guy. I'm thinking/hoping the starter + wire was off and shorted to the block or ground and that's the reason for the blown main fuse. If not, there could be a short somewhere else. But then I'm wondering what the previous owner was doing? Any info.

Also, the + fat wire to the starter has a boot, the negative doesn't. Make sure these aren't switched.
shoot you should have seen the condition of the wires i was almost blown away how bad they were. theres no boot on the connectors to the starter since he made his own wires. i really wish someone in sac could help me out so i can compare where the wires go on my car. no one wants to send me pics so i can reffer to them so im just going and doing my self which sucks.
as for the other owner. complete cracker. didnt know anything
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Disconnect both battery clamps. Take a multimeter, put it on Ohms (resistance). Get a long wire to increase the length of one of the multimeter leads. Place one multimeter lead to one of the battery clamps, then the other mult. lead to one of the thick wires near the starter. Whichever shows 0 Ohms (no resistance) is the same wire as the end near the battery. Our cars come with a black! cover on the positive battery clamp, so that's also worth keeping in mind.
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