No Power to ECU?
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Start with checking fuses, go with the easy stuff first. If you have a stock ECU may be worth swapping it in to see if the PFC has a problem.
Dale
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New OEM ignition switches are still available from Mazda for about $65, IIRC. Cheap insurance if your existing switch is getting flaky.
I put a new one in my FD as an experiment and saw a little more voltage to the fuel pump even with no obvious sign of trouble with my original (except for age), probably all the circuits benifited in some manner, too.
I put a new one in my FD as an experiment and saw a little more voltage to the fuel pump even with no obvious sign of trouble with my original (except for age), probably all the circuits benifited in some manner, too.
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New OEM ignition switches are still available from Mazda for about $65, IIRC. Cheap insurance if your existing switch is getting flaky.
I put a new one in my FD as an experiment and saw a little more voltage to the fuel pump even with no obvious sign of trouble with my original (except for age), probably all the circuits benifited in some manner, too.
I put a new one in my FD as an experiment and saw a little more voltage to the fuel pump even with no obvious sign of trouble with my original (except for age), probably all the circuits benifited in some manner, too.
Yea, I'm thinking I should change mine anyways. Has anyone used this store?
https://www.atkinsrotary.com/store/9...1-66-151A.html
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#8
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Rock Auto has had brand new ignition switches that arrive in a Mazda box for a great price. I'd check that first.
But, yes, Atkins is a great source as well.
Dale
But, yes, Atkins is a great source as well.
Dale
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