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7Rebel 01-19-02 01:49 PM

Gaskets needed to change PD and Injectors
 
Ok .... I am finally about to order the parts to fix my car. I am planing on changing the PD and sending the injectors to get cleaned. I have a Haynes manual on the way too.

I am about to order the parts from Mazdatrix.

Now for my question .....

Do I need all 4 of the gaskets listed below?

Manifold To Engine gasket - Part# 13-111A-N326

Manifold Water "O" Rings - Part# 13-1130-8527

Between Upper and Lower Manifolds (injection) - Part# 13-112A-N326

Upper Manifold to Plenum - 13-135A-N326

You can see all these parts at this link ... http://www.mazdatrix.com/c-2.htm


Thanks

George

7Rebel 01-19-02 06:04 PM

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Six Rotors 01-19-02 06:23 PM

Assuming that your car is an 87 N/A,and that all you intend to do is get at the fuel rails for the PD and fuel injector removal,you may only need one gasket,p/n N326-13-112A.You take the upper manifold and plenum off as one piece.In many cases it is possible to re use that gasket depending on how it comes off.But for $8 it is better to have it available.What you really will need are the fuel injector insulators,4x N326-13-257,grommets,4x8457-13-252 and o-rings,4x8574-13-253.Sometimes shops which clean your injectors will supply these but in my experience factory parts are better.

The manifold o-rings you mentioned are for turbo engines.

7Rebel 01-19-02 06:40 PM


Originally posted by Six Rotors
Assuming that your car is an 87 N/A,and that all you intend to do is get at the fuel rails for the PD and fuel injector removal,you may only need one gasket,p/n N326-13-112A.You take the upper manifold and plenum off as one piece.In many cases it is possible to re use that gasket depending on how it comes off.But for $8 it is better to have it available.What you really will need are the fuel injector insulators,4x N326-13-257,grommets,4x8457-13-252 and o-rings,4x8574-13-253.Sometimes shops which clean your injectors will supply these but in my experience factory parts are better.

The manifold o-rings you mentioned are for turbo engines.

Thanks

Now I can order the parts I need! :D

I new about the Injector O rings, insulators and gormetts ... just wasn't sure about the intake gaskets ... Also I'm gonna get some new fuel injector hose

Six Rotors 01-19-02 10:32 PM

Make sure you get very good quality high pressure fuel hose or you will be doing the job again very soon!

7Rebel 01-20-02 07:37 AM


Originally posted by Six Rotors
Make sure you get very good quality high pressure fuel hose or you will be doing the job again very soon!
Where is a good place to get the high pressure fuel hose at?

Six Rotors 01-20-02 08:57 AM

I have always used factory parts.

ghebert 01-21-02 03:37 PM

Make sure you get high pressure fuel hose. There is a difference and if you don't ask for it they'll just give you regular hose. Gary

tesla042 01-21-02 07:17 PM

http://haxx0r.net/car/rx7/pulsation.html

-Tesla


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