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Startup help
Engine is finally back in after a long time. I’m cranking the engine with the EGI fuse removed to check for oil pressure (unfortunately, gauge stays at zero). I also found a puddle under the car. I think I forgot a coolant hose.
Could anyone help verify this goes to the back of the coolant filler neck? Or not? I plugged the pipe but think that was a mistake. I’ll follow with some pics. |
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I think it’s this hose, behind the first injector. I don’t see it anywhere else in the manual. I labeled it, but I think the label fell off its partner. |
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This is the hose and the place it’s likely connected. I capped the port, but I think that’s wrong. |
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I labeled and took notes on each label… this one says “back of intake elbow.” Huh.
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Actually, after more digging, I think this is the missing hose…? This pipe is behind the alternator. It’s full of coolant:
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Do I have the turbo coolant line going to the wrong port? https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...ee9bc69d0.jpeg This hose would reach to the port where I have the turbo line… |
I watched the turbo installation video again. They said if you want to keep the throttle body line, run it to the middle nipple.
Is the “middle nipple” the one I capped off? Thanks in advance if anyone can help. |
Everything you are looking for is in both the coolant and vacuum diagram. The throttle body does not need coolant running through it. It would be a good idea to remove those worm clamps from the silicone caps. They cut and eat through them. Use fuel injection clamps.
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Thank you for the reply. I’ll get some proper spring clamps.
This issue is fixed… no more coolant leak. |
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