romelgranda

Ok guys this issue has come up many times i know because i done allot of reading. i picked up an 86 rx7 that was siting for around 8 months it had a bad coolant seal so i just got it rebuilt but when we dropped the engine in it floods like crazy you turn it over than you pull the spark plugs and they are socked. my mechanic want to add a cutoff switch but i want to get to the bottom of the issue, what could it be other than the fuel injectors? Please help

calpatriot

water thermo sensor, idle mixture adjustment, high fuel pressure (bad regulator, blocked/restricted return line, ?), low compression...

romelgranda

Cool thank you i will check all of these i hope is not low compretion my engine just got a rebuilt

89fc3sgtu

iTrader: (3)

most rebuilds have low compression thats why you need to let it idle for awhile or drive because they are a bitch to start because of the compression put a fuel cut switch in it will help you later trust me, i have one and save you alot of trouble. put some oil in your spark plug hole to help it start easier

romelgranda

so just add the switch just to be save

Brodie121

iTrader: (8)

Like stated above, rebuilds will have lower compression until they're broken in.
Out of curiosity, what parts where reused in the rebuild?

89fc3sgtu

iTrader: (3)

the swtich comes in vary hady if your car ever floods, when it floods and yur in a rush takes 5seconds to deflood and lol its at the flic of a switch

Scheibs

please let me know whats happens of this post, i have the same problem with my car, but it wasnt because of a rebuild, just normal driving and went around a corner and it started!

romelgranda

i only used one housing and outside irons from the original engine everything else was from parts that were bught from other members

RexRyder

iTrader: (10)

Freshly rebuilt and hard to start? Seems normal to me. Let it run for a while and break it in!

romelgranda

ok we got the switch in, we are going to try to get it started today we are adding different injectors