Starting to get mad at my project!!! LOL
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Starting to get mad at my project!!! LOL
OK, well, update time I guess. I have a 1987 N/A sport model Rx7. I got the car used with intentions of doing an engine swap and modding the hell out of it. However! I decided before I do all that I should really get more familiar with Rotary engines. So I have been tinkering with the Rx7's 13b engine getting it all running and better so I can have a good working knowledge of the cars systems and engine when I rip it completly apart and start from scratch...Few problems tho I have run into today... Damn near caught my mufflers on fire... (Clogged cat AND oil dripping from the leaky oil cooler hose onto the exhaust system...) SO that puts me back a bit... Still having the Idle issues described in my previous post...
Good news! I had a wicked fun blast removing the factory security system... (Ughh... what a pain...) LOL so , really what I am needing now is this:
1: New Oil Cooler hose (Lower / Inlet)
2: Possibly new Oil Cooler...
Question... Do you have to take the instrument cluster out to unplug the logicon unit??? (A/C controls on the dash..) Cuz that looks like a pain to get to really... Anyone done this recently and have some good input? Thanks!
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Good news! I had a wicked fun blast removing the factory security system... (Ughh... what a pain...) LOL so , really what I am needing now is this:
1: New Oil Cooler hose (Lower / Inlet)
2: Possibly new Oil Cooler...
Question... Do you have to take the instrument cluster out to unplug the logicon unit??? (A/C controls on the dash..) Cuz that looks like a pain to get to really... Anyone done this recently and have some good input? Thanks!
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No no, I mean I need to pull the entire unit OUT and replace it... The wires go into the dash from the lil black box on the *** end of the unit... Thats what I need to unplug...
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But wait!
Before you get all happy and yank the harness out, tie a long piece of string around the plug and use it to pull the new harness back into position...there's a lot of stuff 'tween the back of the logicon and the firewall plug and fishing the new plug in blind is a PITA.
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Wow, I've never had to go through so much trouble on mine. I wonder if others have done it and somehow pulled the harness through with them? Mine have always been just jammed in behind and pulled forward enough to reach in and disconnect/reconnect with no troubles. I'm gonna have to go check on my GTUs now since that cars pretty unmolestered!
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Go with what clokker said.
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Ok buddy, to explain further I'm having multiple problems at once... Logicon problem.. (1) Oil cooler leak (2) Oil dripping onto my exhaust piping... (3) Possible clogged Cat (4) TPS Issue (5) and last but not least shes running rich... (6)
Thats 6 problems... separate problems.... and no ... pulling the logicon wont fix my oil leak.. however it should fix my damned a/c controls....
Soooooooo... for the cheap seats in the back...
Thanks guys with the advice on logicon unit.. "clokker"
Thats 6 problems... separate problems.... and no ... pulling the logicon wont fix my oil leak.. however it should fix my damned a/c controls....
Soooooooo... for the cheap seats in the back...
Thanks guys with the advice on logicon unit.. "clokker"
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