Rotary Engine Tech Courses?
#2
Shooting for 500
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I'm not aware of anything of the sort. If you get a job at a Mazda dealership, they likely have some video based training.
For most of us, a service manual and working alongside someone who has worked on them before is the best way to learn. There are many rebuild dvd's available as well. General automotive principles apply to a rotary just like anything else. It is just an engine.
For most of us, a service manual and working alongside someone who has worked on them before is the best way to learn. There are many rebuild dvd's available as well. General automotive principles apply to a rotary just like anything else. It is just an engine.
#4
rotorhead
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The short rebuild videos from www.rebuildingrotaryengines.com cover a lot of the trickier stuff in depth. Look at those and get a full rebuild DVD.
The only trustworthy Mazda engine courses are taught to the techs at the Richmond VA facility. They have master engine builders from Japan fly in and teach everybody.
The only trustworthy Mazda engine courses are taught to the techs at the Richmond VA facility. They have master engine builders from Japan fly in and teach everybody.
#6
Listen to King Diamond.
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FSM + Mazdatrix rebuild DVD + 1000s of hours reading various threads on the many rotary forums is how I learned everything I know. I've never actually built a motor, so it's entirely possible that I'm doing it wrong, but if you laid all the parts out in front of me, I'm fairly confident I could put together a fully functional engine .
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