Need Help!!!!!
Need Help!!!!!
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OK my rex is turning over, but now I'm having a huge problem. When I turn the motor over I have to keep the gas pressed to keep it running. I had to replace the fuel pump module and the airflow meter, so they aren't the problem. We have cleaned out the gas. We have tried checking the timing. We adjusted the idle screw. Now I now a tiny part of the problem is that I have no exhaust, but that can't be the only issue. I need to get this car running A.S.A.P. so my fiancé and I can move out to an apartment together. If you know ANYTHING that might help, PLEASE suggest anything.https://www.rx7club.com/images/smilies/Wconfused.gif
~~Kuno~~
OK my rex is turning over, but now I'm having a huge problem. When I turn the motor over I have to keep the gas pressed to keep it running. I had to replace the fuel pump module and the airflow meter, so they aren't the problem. We have cleaned out the gas. We have tried checking the timing. We adjusted the idle screw. Now I now a tiny part of the problem is that I have no exhaust, but that can't be the only issue. I need to get this car running A.S.A.P. so my fiancé and I can move out to an apartment together. If you know ANYTHING that might help, PLEASE suggest anything.https://www.rx7club.com/images/smilies/Wconfused.gif
~~Kuno~~
well start with a compression test. it sounds like you might have no compression on one rotor,
also when it runs does it smell a alot like fuel, and if you do get it running and rev it up, does it run smooth. if so it may be a clogged fuel injector..
also when it runs does it smell a alot like fuel, and if you do get it running and rev it up, does it run smooth. if so it may be a clogged fuel injector..
I've had them do a bunch of mine, runs like a new car everytime...
You sure its your injectors? Sounds like low compression.
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So, the injectors you found... are those new? if they aren't new... I'd go with the cleaning.. they end up like-new and is well worth the money.
How are you measuring your compression?


