lsd install question
08-29-05, 02:22 PM
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lsd install question
hey im fairly new here... first post.. i need help and hopefully i can get it here.. i need the part numbers for an 91 mazda rx7 with an open differential. i need the side bearings, side seals, and the gasket were the pumpkin connects. ive tried 3 dealers and they are being jerks. one wont give out part numbers and others dont match up at all. i ve only been able to verify the side bearings.. part # 0221-27-350 if anyone can help it would be greatly apreciated. also if anyone recommends what else i should buy for the installation.. i bought a kaaz lsd 1.5
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Well, you're in luck. At the top of this section is a FAQ sticky. within the first three questions is a couple of links to the factory service manual, including the part number books. You should be able to find everything you need in there.
Unfortunately, I can't help you with what parts you need specifically.
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Unfortunately, I can't help you with what parts you need specifically.
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08-29-05, 05:22 PM
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hmm... looks like you're right. There's no parts manual that I found for the Series 5.. (I never really looked, since I'm a series 4 owner).. The other option is to go to a decent dealership, and jsut check out their computer.. that's what they let me do, now.. As soon as I say "RX7", then they let me look through their parts program 
I get what I need, and nothing gets screwed up that way. Mine doesn't like giving out part numbers over the phone, since they're often thinking of different parts than I'm describiing.. just go down, adn go directly to the parts dept. They're cool, most likely.
I get what I need, and nothing gets screwed up that way. Mine doesn't like giving out part numbers over the phone, since they're often thinking of different parts than I'm describiing.. just go down, adn go directly to the parts dept. They're cool, most likely.
08-29-05, 06:32 PM
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Yea when I get parts the lady just prints me off the sheet in regards to the categorie im looking in. It has a diagram with all parts and part #'s available, and I circle the ones I need with a quantity beside them. Its in there best interest to do it this way, just so that they aren't responsible if you got the wrong part 
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