Lead and Trailing Location
Hi I just bought a 88 rx-7 10th ae.I do not know that much about rotory engines and I saw changing the plugs and now I do not know where the 1 lead and trailing go.Can some one help me. :uhh:
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leading lower trailing top 1 towards front
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Are you serious? They have an L and a T beside the plug holes.
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Originally Posted by DarkKnightFC
Are you serious? They have an L and a T beside the plug holes.
not only that but if he is a newb maybe he did not know to look there I know when I bought mine I did'nt no other car in the world I knwo of does ;) |
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This was listed on another thread here in the 2nd Gen section. Helped me out.
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Wow, that pic is awesome. I realize its easy to figure it out, but its still nice to see it visually like that.
For future searching: spark plug wire location picture. |
Originally Posted by 1169rotory
I do not know that much about rotory engines...
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For many simple tasks I find the haynes easier to use. Like he said, it is easier to follow and doesn't get bogged down in deails like the FSM can. The way I describe it is that they complement each other.
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