having problems
no not yet. im gonna bring it to a shop and put it on a lift where i used to work cause i have to fix an exhaust leak too. but i will check that line when i get there. any more suggestions?
Check the MAP hose now. It's right in front of the driver, on the firewall, above the brake cylinder. Lift the hood and peek in there - it's labeled Pressure Sensor or something like that.
If that isn't it, I suspect blown engine. So do a compression test at the shop.
If that isn't it, I suspect blown engine. So do a compression test at the shop.
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checked the vacuum line going to the MAP sensor (i think it said boost sensor--line coming from throttle body and hooked up to the sensor) was ok. i need a new exhaust gasket but i can get that for like $10 from local mazda dealership. but anyways thats not the main problem. could it be a loose/ split vacuum line in the rats nest thats causing the problem as well? will check on the O2 sensor as well tomorrow. thanks for the replies. and didnt fare too well against the 300zx
didnt kick my *** but slowly walked me.
didnt kick my *** but slowly walked me.
Do you have a vacuum/boost gauge installed?
If not, get something to check your idle vacuum. Also, as dgeesaman suggested, get a compression test done before you rip anything apart.
If not, get something to check your idle vacuum. Also, as dgeesaman suggested, get a compression test done before you rip anything apart.
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