fuel adjustment
09-30-03, 02:49 AM
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superhero
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fuel adjustment
how do i adjust my fuel??
my car is running very rich... i can smell the fuel while i'm driving... also, there's some kind of back pressure; i hear popping sounds coming from the exhaust... is there a problem with this? help please.
i have a 86 FC3S non-turbo 5spd
my car is running very rich... i can smell the fuel while i'm driving... also, there's some kind of back pressure; i hear popping sounds coming from the exhaust... is there a problem with this? help please.
i have a 86 FC3S non-turbo 5spd
09-30-03, 03:02 AM
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You should also check your car for leaks (especially under the upper intake manifold area). There's a common failure on RX7's with the pulsation dampner which can lead to fires (yikes!) if not taken care of. Better be safe than sorry and check!
10-01-03, 06:17 AM
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bump...
my exhaust is stock...
i still need to know how to check for codes in my car without the tool... thanks..
and how to see if my pulsation dampener is bad or leaking...
my exhaust is stock...
i still need to know how to check for codes in my car without the tool... thanks..
and how to see if my pulsation dampener is bad or leaking...
10-01-03, 07:20 PM
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i found out how to get the codes... and i found out that my pulsation dampener is leaking... all i need to know now is to see if i can fix the pulsation dampener without replacing it with a new one...
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10-01-03, 08:28 PM
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Originally posted by Ryde _Or_Die
You should be able to order one from Mazda. Or replace it with a banjo bolt like many other people do.
You should be able to order one from Mazda. Or replace it with a banjo bolt like many other people do.
10-01-03, 08:55 PM
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Just remember that a banjo bolt doesn't do a PD's job, but makes sure it doesn't leak and cause a fire. Whichever is more important to you, you have to decide. I'd have to search and find specs.
10-01-03, 08:58 PM
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Summitracing.com has it:
Earls part number 997591
Not sure if this will work or not:
http://store.summitracing.com/defaul...7591&x=13&y=12
Earls part number 997591
Not sure if this will work or not:
http://store.summitracing.com/defaul...7591&x=13&y=12
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