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Old 12-15-07, 09:58 AM
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Which one is the number one rotor ***noob question alert***

this question is so stupid i can't even find it in searching or in the fsm


is the front rotor(closest to the waterpump) the where the #1 leading and trailing spark plug wires go


i just want to rule out having my plug wires backwords as a possibility
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#1 is closest to the front of the car. And on the side of the spark plu holes there is a "T" and an "L" for trailing and leading plugs.
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And on the side of the spark plu holes there is a "T" and an "L" for trailing and leading plugs.

hahaha give me some credit lol i'm not that dumb
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With any engine, cylinder/chamber 1 is the closest to the front, or the end with the crank pullies (for FWD/transverse mount applications).
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Originally Posted by RotaryResurrection


With any engine, cylinder/chamber 1 is the closest to the front, or the end with the crank pullies (for FWD/transverse mount applications).



front = 1
rear = 2
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wow that was hilarious

hillbilly's are funny ...have your grits today?
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RR made this thread much better...
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I wonder if he knows how many rotors he has? Should we post that for him too!
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Originally Posted by Apac tii
I wonder if he knows how many rotors he has? Should we post that for him too!
4. one for every spark plug
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Originally Posted by FC3Sdrift
wow that was hilarious

hillbilly's are funny ...have your grits today?
Ask a dumb question, get a dumb answer. Instead of getting humiliated, you could have grabbed a copy of the FSM (via the FAQ @ the top), and figured it out for yourself. Now, I know how easy it is to post a dumb question for the sake of posting, but come on.
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he said he checked the fsm.
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you must not have searched very well.....
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Originally Posted by Andrizzanizz
he said he checked the fsm.
missed that part.
To be honest, i flipped through it and could not find that information as well, but logically it would seem that the #1 is the first from front to back. Front = 1, etc.
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i agree. but hey atleast he knows now.ha
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the closest rotor to the radiator is the first rotor
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Old 12-17-07, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by RotaryResurrection


With any engine, cylinder/chamber 1 is the closest to the front, or the end with the crank pullies (for FWD/transverse mount applications).

that pretty much sums it up... lol
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oh my god i'm so humiliated .....what will i ever do now RR made such a funny joke
about me ....i don't think i could ever show my face here again on rx7club
RR obviously showed me in previous post he know what he's talkin about...especially after reading posts about the quality of work he does on his rebuilds



you guys are losers....spend less time on here and watchin star ship galactica .....maybe go and try findin a girl that will actually sleep with you .......if that doesn't work you could pay a girl.....maybe actually getting a piece of *** might give you something better to do than commin on here acting like tools
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ha dude chill the **** out. y our getting all butt hurt over the internet.
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Old 12-18-07, 09:08 AM
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We're done here.

A simple "rotor number 1 is the front rotor" would have sufficed.
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