Hello guys,

I owned my RX7 a year ago so still am kinda new to it and still learning, and i just noticed that there's something missing next to the Igniter, Plus there's an unplugged plug coming from the same wiring of the MAP boost sensor, my RX7 is a 1994 USDM with a 1993 JDM Engine.

I've attached a photo, i really don't know what it is actually , we didn't have RX7s here in OMAN - Middle east and were never been released in the Middle East, they just started importing some from the USA and Japan since 2005 and swapping it immidiately with a 1JZ or a 2JZ, they say Rotaries are Complicated!!!!, and stopped bringing RHD ones in 2007 by the Police because of swapping issues and accidents, Anyway Long Story short...

Can anyone please tell me what's the Part missing next to the igniter?

Replys are highly appreciated.

Thanks ^^

 

cruise control

 

^Yes. Specifically... the cruise control actuator and connector.

 

Some FD's didn't come with cruise control stock, that's totally normal. My R2 didn't, I added it though.

Dale

 

not to thread jack, but does the cruise control actuator go bad? my cruise control turns on and has the green light that its activated, but it doesn't work. like the actuator isnt pulling the throttle cable

 

^Yes, I had my cruise control module fail before. Just replaced it with a used one for $15 bucks. People are always ditching CC so the parts are cheap.

 

my god finally i can get it working again!!! ill go look in the FS section then, so tired of it rarely working.

 

Cruise Control? my RX7 came with a Cruise Control, i can also see the buttons on my steering wheel, i think it was removed or somthing!

Anywayz at least now i know what is it exactly (^_^)

Thanks a lot guys! (^_^)/

 

But I say... is that plug for the cruise control????????????
that plug came from the same wiring for the MAP/boost sensor, i don't know where should it be connected??? is it for the cruise control too?

 

Yes. It plugs into the cruise control actuator....

 

I see... okay, thanks...

I am trying to buy one cruise control actuator on eBay but i can't find 92-02 model of RX7, all are FCs

Where can i get a used one with International Shipment?

 

WOW No Reply...

 

try the for sale section here on the forums

 

Hey guys...

Okay, i already bought a used cruise control unit and it's in great shape.
I connected it in it's harness but i couldn't connect the cable with the throttle?! i don't know where should i fit it?

Can anyone please help me?

Thanks

 

How did you install it? mine came with a cruise control but it was removed, now i got one i want to install it but i don't know where to fit the cable that comes from the actuator...

Can you please tell me how?

Thanks

 

The cable will go underneath the intake elbow to the throttle-body. It will attach to a small pulley on the throttle-body that's nearly identical to a pulley used by the accelerator cable, except that it will attach from the opposite direction.
Really, it should be a bit intuitive. Maybe you should take your car to a technician and have it done.

 

hmmm... no one knows about rotary here in Oman, i get it maintained in Dubai - UAE which is 500km from Home. Anyway, can you please attach a picture to be clear?

Thanks

 

Look where the throttle cable connects to the throttle body. When the car is not running, rotate this part of the throttle all the way counter-clockwise (when standing at the front of the car, looking toward the engine bay). You'll find a spot for the cruse cable to lock in.

Check out this pic: this is the part that you need to rotate in order to get it aligned so you can attach the cruise cable:

 

Yes, i've seen it, they're actually two, one is for the throttle cable and the other one is for the cruise cable (same as in the photo i attached), it's really hard to get it attached, since now i know where should the cable be, it will be easier to explain to the mechanic.

Thanks

 

explain to the mechanic!? it's easy you can do it yourself! yellah, yellah!!

 

Nothing about the FD cruise control system is particularly special or specific to the rotary. Any mechanic or auto tech could hook up the actuator and cable.