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What happens when you buy an FC with a "blown" engine ?

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Old 09-09-03, 09:59 PM
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A thermo oil pellet will solve the cold/oil problem. Check the store @Fc3s.org
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leaky injectors will cause flooding... put in a fuel cut switch to help it or get injectors cleaned. Do a compression check, it only takes a few minutes

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Update

I was driving the car on short trips for the last month, even though it wouldn't idle by itself. I double checked everything, redid the timing, adjusted all main sensors (TPS, CAS, etc.) but still had no luck getting it to idle.

So, I took the car in to check the compression today with the Mazda tester, and got the following results:

8.5 front rotor, and
2.5 rear rotor


That explains it
Now it makes sense why I am still able to drive it around and to your surprise actually feels pretty quick above 3k RPMs.

Now I'm going to swap a good engine from my 86 into the 88 and save the 86 for parts or a project, don't know yet for sure.
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