i need help!!!
08-27-07, 07:37 AM
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i need help!!!
i have a problem with my 1987 rx7 turbo. before i had this problem where my car wouldnt start unless i push started it and now it wont even start like that at all. and b4 it permently died it started ideling funny... so i dont know if anyone could help that would be great...
08-27-07, 07:52 AM
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we defiantly need more information.
why were you push starting it? dead starter?
what was it idling at before it died?
when was the last time you gave it a proper tune up? plugs wires, timing, ect
why were you push starting it? dead starter?
what was it idling at before it died?
when was the last time you gave it a proper tune up? plugs wires, timing, ect
08-27-07, 08:14 AM
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I think the engine is flooded also based of what I hear. Pull the plugs and spin the engine a couple times; put plugs back and car should start. Drive happy and use search next time. :-D
08-27-07, 08:38 AM
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hes gonna pull the plugs and set them next to his arm. hmm thatd be good. pull the EGI fuses first, not the plugs.
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08-27-07, 10:09 AM
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Green n red EGI and i believe EGI-F pull the fuses out, hold down the gas pedal all da way down, and start it for 10 seconds, after 10 seconds, put the fuses back and crank it with out pressing the gas, when it tries to turn over, slightly press the gas and once it starts keep the gas pedal stable, and that should work ^_^ worked on mine =]
The fuses are located on the driver side next to the powersteering pump, once you open the fuse box, the two fuses on the left side are the ones you should pull out, called EGI and EGI-F i think...
The fuses are located on the driver side next to the powersteering pump, once you open the fuse box, the two fuses on the left side are the ones you should pull out, called EGI and EGI-F i think...