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Old 06-02-10, 12:11 AM
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Help me identify this part please.

got the motor pulled, and was cleaning up the engine bay while i wait for my mounts and other parts. found this busted little part with a N326 on the backside of it. any idea what it is so i can replace it with a more intact version?
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Old 06-02-10, 12:16 AM
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Are you talking about the boost sensor in the pic the little black box?
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rich/lean mixture for idle
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it was a bad cell phone pic, but the rich/lean would explain the R and L on it. so it's covered in some sort of sealant, which is why i though it was broken. so that is normal then?
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If its a clear sealant its normal from factory. But should not be caked on there if so somone put it there
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if your car has ever been to a mazda dealer in its life when they do a tune up or any motor work for that matter they will scrape out old silicone, tune screw, put in new silicone. looks like someone went a little crazy with the rtv but never the less its ok the way it is. i personally just cleaned mine out.
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It's called the variable resistor, and the function has already been mentioned.
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awesome, thanks for the quick responses guys!




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