NSBerkland

Okay I have looked in the FSM and I can't find what this is. I found a image that was close to it and cropped it. Anyway I can tell if the front cover is from a N/A or TII? As it is right now nothing is hooked up to this :o any help is greatly appreciated.

Funkspectrum

iTrader: (5)

looks like a oil outlet/inlet....

Kenteth

ahh, shouldn't the omp/mop go there?

EDIT: nm. I don"t have anything there either...

NSBerkland

no the MOP goes up and to the left to that otehr little outlet. like even in that pic nothing is on it its below the big pulley

Aaron Cake

iTrader: (1)

That's a TII front cover. The arrow points to the turbo oil drain flange.

NSBerkland

okay so apparently my 90 N/A has a turbo II front cover... so does this mean a N/A waterpump housing wont work? :/ also are there any upsides or down sides to this?

NSBerkland

here is a picture of it can ya for srue confirm its a TII front cover?

Aaron Cake

iTrader: (1)

Here's a picture of a TII engine:



The front cover matches yours.

Now, I hope yours is plugged up, otherwise you will have a MASSIVE oil leak.

NSBerkland

hhmmmmmm time to go see if its plugged up.... so does this mean I have to have a TII waterpump housing?

Mint87RX7

i just went and looked at my 87n/a and that hole isnt there, its just a flat metal piece. so ya thats deffinately TII front cover
check the attatchment

NSBerkland

well I went and looked and the hole is blocked (thank goodness) but now this means I have to find a TII waterpump housing is there any difference between a S4 or S5? or can I use the S5 N/A one I ordered?

Aaron Cake

iTrader: (1)

You can use the NA water pump housing. The TII housing has an extra nipple, but can be used if you plug it.

NSBerkland

awesome thank you VERRRY much Aaron Cake :] you rock! (this forum rocks)

Kenteth

So my N/A has a TII front cover Aaron?

NSBerkland

Okay I have hit a dead end of sorts. I am trying to get the pump housing off but it wont clear the OMP lines. Should I remove the OMP carefully and if so can i re use its rubber gasket?

trochoid

iTrader: (6)

Yes and maybe. And it is safer to remove the pump, than it is the lines, they get brittle, so treat them gently.

NSBerkland

yea right now I am scared to DEATH to even look at them funny.

NSBerkland

Okay i have decided to order a new pump and housing. So its my curent understanding that either a pump for a N/A or a T2 will work np problem so I might as well get the cheaper N/A one. also since I have now taken my OMP off I should get a new gasket just in case. Is this the correct one? http://www.mazdatrix.com/getprice.as...m=14-6040-N350

Aaron Cake

iTrader: (1)

I can't tell by the picture, but I doubt it.

NSBerkland: Yes, that looks like the correct o-ring.