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Old Aug 7, 2005 | 09:55 PM
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help with engine install (pics)

so as many of u know i had kahren rebuild and port my motor back a few months ago. i got it back last month and was planning on having a local friend of mine who is heavy into rx7s just not on any forums help me put it back in. i had everything organized ansd such from when i pulled it and took everything off the motor. in theory i should have been cruising the highways as we speak

one hitch after about 3 hours of work my friend split and is now no where to be heard from.. he left me with a LIM rats nest injectors and exaust manifold half installed. didnt feel like waiting after not hearing from him for over a week so noooooooow.. im kinda on my own. thats the backround heres where im at..

i got the rest of the turbo system on, theres no air pump or a/c so life got a little easier. no emissions on the car i removed and used BOPs for the air pump hard lines and the little actuator thing on the LIM.. most the engine is together and on the cherry picker suprisingly and im almost ready to put it in the car but there are a few vac hoses i couldnt figure out and come harness clips and odds and ends thats where i need the help.



pic 1 is that thr right place for the water temp sensor? and if so haha i cant find the clip from the harness for it

pic 2 is this for the a/c? i dont know where it goes

pic 3 yellow clip for what? and this vac hose eventually mayes its way back to where the fuel lines are... what is its purpous where does it go

#4 - studdless cant get the stud to go in i thik inner threads are toast

#5 - which one (2/3/4) goes to arrow 1 and where do the remaining go

#6 - what do these normallg go to.. haha im hoping they were just emissions stuff someone tell me otherwise










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Old Aug 7, 2005 | 10:29 PM
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pic 1 - #1 is the oil pressure sensor, #2 is a coolant line.
Pic 2 - probably the A/C connector if it's on that side of the engine, cant tell from the pic.
Pic 3 shows the main harness connector, you cant miss it.
Do a search for the vac hose diagram, it will tell you where the hoses go.
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Old Aug 7, 2005 | 11:04 PM
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Originally Posted by MazdaMike
one hitch after about 3 hours of work my friend split and is now no where to be heard from.. he left me with a LIM rats nest injectors and exaust manifold half installed. didnt feel like waiting after not hearing from him for over a week so noooooooow.. im kinda on my own. thats the backround heres where im at..
Hey Mike, I've always admired your car before I even got my FD, and always wanted to check it out.

Where in NY are you? I'm in Orange County, if you need a hand this weekend I'd be glad to come down. Me and a friend did a Reman in an FC, but it was also NA, lol...much easier I'd imagine. Nonetheless, good luck, sorry to hear about your friend ditching the project...
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Old Aug 7, 2005 | 11:14 PM
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guys, keep in mind that mike is doing the poor man's non sequential mod

maybe we should have a meet at mike's house..... he'll have a keg for us
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Old Aug 7, 2005 | 11:49 PM
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Hey Mike, I've always admired your car before I even got my FD, and always wanted to check it out.

Where in NY are you? I'm in Orange County, if you need a hand this weekend I'd be glad to come down. Me and a friend did a Reman in an FC, but it was also NA, lol...much easier I'd imagine. Nonetheless, good luck, sorry to hear about your friend ditching the project...
thanks a lot, yea i would have loved to have u and others come down but unfortunatly i work pretty much every day... ive been low on cash and pulling overtime for the past few weeks which is another reason this project is taking so long i usually have a day off each week but im taking a vacation on the 20th and im working every day exept the 15th haha anyway its gonna be a couple hours a day kinda thing.. im hoping to get the car running before i leave for FL

im gonna look up the vac hose diagram tonight but i gotta wake up early to go to mazda for some crap before work

thanks for the help so far anyone have good advice on mating the tranny back to the motor.. my friend said that the pressure plate can be pushed to the flywheel and bolted on from the service plate which is the reverse of how i took it off but does that seem feasable... it seemed like it was pulled pretty hard back towards the tranny can u just push it foward
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Old Aug 7, 2005 | 11:54 PM
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Hey I understand how busy life can get...I'm sick of being busy 24/7 +1 right now myself...ugh.

When we dropped the new engine in, we had the Tranny propped a bit "upwards" to sort of mate with what it needed to as the engine was lowered, slowly...pain in the ****...

I'm free this Saturday, whether or not we actually get stuff done or just BS about FD's...:P You in LI?
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Old Aug 8, 2005 | 12:50 AM
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Great work on trying to get this back together yourself. Your "friend" what an ***...

Pic5 #1 Double throttle body control vac line?

Its been awhile since i've had mine apart...

Good luck man
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Old Aug 8, 2005 | 07:27 AM
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yea im in LI, saturday im off at 6 and i live pretty close by so maybe we can meet up ill update on progress through the week, im running out now to a couple hardware stores then mazda before work then hopefully ill tighten everything up when i get home later. im getting so excited about this crap i love it
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Old Aug 8, 2005 | 10:57 AM
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dont mix up yor fuel lines.
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Old Aug 8, 2005 | 05:16 PM
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anyone know if u can mate the engine and tranny before molting the pressure plate to the flywheel then doing that from the service window?
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Old Aug 8, 2005 | 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by MazdaMike
anyone know if u can mate the engine and tranny before molting the pressure plate to the flywheel then doing that from the service window?

How do you plan on getting the clutch alignment tool in there? To answer your question, no you can not do it that way. Just put it on before bolting the trans back up.

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Old Aug 8, 2005 | 08:52 PM
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what is this?!?!?!? and where does it go!!?!?!?!?!?!
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Old Aug 8, 2005 | 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Neptune.
How do you plan on getting the clutch alignment tool in there? To answer your question, no you can not do it that way. Just put it on before bolting the trans back up.

the idea would be that the clutch plate doesnt need to be aligned since it will already be resting on the teeth of the input shaft and u just need to get the shaft towards the flywheel
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Old Aug 9, 2005 | 09:32 AM
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anyone know what that is
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Old Aug 9, 2005 | 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by MazdaMike
the idea would be that the clutch plate doesnt need to be aligned since it will already be resting on the teeth of the input shaft and u just need to get the shaft towards the flywheel
It's a bad idea regardless. Do it the right way and you will only have to do it once. I would take the suggestion and bolt it together first. Your not from Poland.
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Old Aug 9, 2005 | 07:25 PM
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