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a-cups847 05-13-08 11:20 PM

TPS Unit??
 
does an 87 TII have one or not, the guy im trying to buy this TII off of a guy and he says thats the reason its idling funky, but my mechanic said the turbos didnt have a throttle position sensor. so please help me clear this up.

thanks, jake

backroad-junkie 05-13-08 11:35 PM

yes they do

backroad-junkie 05-13-08 11:35 PM

and fire your mechanic

a-cups847 05-13-08 11:38 PM

haha ok thanks

pfsantos 05-14-08 09:39 AM

And after finding a new mechanic, get a compression check and check the condition of the turbo before commiting to buying.

a-cups847 05-14-08 12:31 PM

do i have to take it to mazda to have the check done? or would my mechanic have something to test it? and i cant fire the mechanic tho cause hes a good guy, hes had about 16 1st gens but no 2nd or 3rd gens. he accually builds them to race. so i trust him to work on it. like i said hes just more familiar with 12As not so much 13Bs. and how can i check the turbo? is there a test for that?

Jpk3200 05-14-08 12:51 PM


Originally Posted by a-cups847 (Post 8190323)
do i have to take it to mazda to have the check done? or would my mechanic have something to test it?

You can test it yourself. All you need it a multimeter and a flathead screwdriver.
http://fc3spro.com/TECH/HOWTO/TPS/tps.html

a-cups847 05-14-08 07:00 PM

thats for the tps unit, what about the compression check? is that done by mazda only?

ramses666 05-14-08 07:11 PM

12a's only? What kind of rotary mechanic doesn't deal with all generations? surely the amount of 12a's in any area cannot support my jock strap let alone a shop. C'mon... don't jerk us off.... No TPS? I guess there's no OMP either? Carb only as well? If you would prefer to live in the stone age then you should continue your current strategy to the fullest. Just do a bridgeport with a carburaetor you'll be just fine farting down the road.

Ramses666

a-cups847 05-14-08 09:50 PM


Originally Posted by ramses666 (Post 8191708)
12a's only? What kind of rotary mechanic doesn't deal with all generations? surely the amount of 12a's in any area cannot support my jock strap let alone a shop. C'mon... don't jerk us off.... No TPS? I guess there's no OMP either? Carb only as well? If you would prefer to live in the stone age then you should continue your current strategy to the fullest. Just do a bridgeport with a carburaetor you'll be just fine farting down the road.

Ramses666

well hes not JUST a rotary mechanic, hes only delt with 12a's because thats what hes owned. hes an all car mechanic. there are no rotary specific shops around my area and if there are then i wont be able to afford it. hes the mechanic iv used for years. he works for my stepfathers auto shop, he knows what hes doing. he told me that hes not sure but he thought they didnt, obviously when he pops the hood he'll see that it does, hes not a dumbass. like i said hes owned about 15 or 16 first gens, no 84 or 85s tho, so yes they were carbd only thank you. no reason to be a dick about it, if you had paid attention to the post you would see that hes OWNED them not owning a shop that works on 12a's only. this was a thread for info about T IIs tps unit, not a thread to be a jerk because someone doesnt know as much as the "rotary encyclopedia king" thanks for your help. :fawk:

Jpk3200 05-14-08 10:08 PM


Originally Posted by a-cups847 (Post 8191674)
thats for the tps unit, what about the compression check? is that done by mazda only?

Whoops... sorry about that.

You can buy a compression checker and test it yourself. You could even use a piston engine compression checker if you follow the procedures below


Originally Posted by from some other thread
1) Warm the car up fully
2) Pull the EGI fuse
3) Insert the tester into the bottom plug hole
4) Have a friend crank it with the throttle full open.
5) Open the air relief valve. Watch the tester for EVEN PULSES. You are not looking for a number at this point because of what I stated above. Just look for very even pulses...there should be 3 in a row.
6) Now close the air relief valve and let it reach a total pressure...this will only take about 3 seconds.
7) This is your compression. If all the pulses from #5 were even, then the number you get in #6 will be the compression all the way around the rotor
8) Repeat with the other rotor.

I'm not sure of the prices, but I don't think that they are terribly expensive.

a-cups847 05-14-08 10:45 PM


Originally Posted by Jpk3200 (Post 8192352)
Whoops... sorry about that.

You can buy a compression checker and test it yourself. You could even use a piston engine compression checker if you follow the procedures below
I'm not sure of the prices, but I don't think that they are terribly expensive.

thanks ill get the tester from my step dads shop, or ill just take it over there and let him do it, hes gotta check a few things on the car anyway before i make the sale final for buying this TII. ill let him know about this method cause it is a piston engine checker so he'll need to know this im sure. thanks tho


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