Wet spark plugs
#1
hambre y sueño
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: 80* >
Posts: 300
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Wet spark plugs
I cannot start the engine because everytime I crank it, it seems that too much gasoline is passing through and flooding the engine. All 4 spark plugs keep getting wet with gasoline. Any ideas on what causes this ?
I dried them out and put some ATF in the lower hole holes and I got the engine to start. The next time I went to start it, the same thing, cannot turn on and wet plugs
I dried them out and put some ATF in the lower hole holes and I got the engine to start. The next time I went to start it, the same thing, cannot turn on and wet plugs
#2
Senior Member
iTrader: (1)
I had the same problem, only it was not as pronounced...have you checked your injectors for leakage/cloggage
I would try an injector cleaner and if you are (very) lucky you might get away with it...else, you can have your injectors cleaned professionally, else you might have to change them...always assuming this is the case
Scuderia RX7 list a process for unflooding the car by the way ... I have tried it and it works fine
I would try an injector cleaner and if you are (very) lucky you might get away with it...else, you can have your injectors cleaned professionally, else you might have to change them...always assuming this is the case
Scuderia RX7 list a process for unflooding the car by the way ... I have tried it and it works fine
#5
hambre y sueño
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: 80* >
Posts: 300
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
I know I should check the compression, the only thing is that the car was turning on fine every single time even after I replaced the fuel filter, then all of the sudden it started wetting the plugs.
thanks
thanks
#6
Originally posted by Riccardo
If your compression is low, as badass7 is implying, and could very possibly be right, a way to get around it for a while is to fit the spark plugs of the FC on the lower two holes...however, you should not go above 200 km/h
If your compression is low, as badass7 is implying, and could very possibly be right, a way to get around it for a while is to fit the spark plugs of the FC on the lower two holes...however, you should not go above 200 km/h
Shouldnt go above 200KMs? whats that in miles and has anyone tried this theory before??
#7
Senior Member
iTrader: (1)
Spark plugs on the FC appear to flud the engine less, hence by putting two FD spark plugs on the trailing and two FC's on the leading you can get away with starting and not flooding engines with compression in the lower 6's. This is a common scam dealers use in Greece to sell FD's with bad engines...hell, before I bought mine I saw two such cases - hope this helps muzik3k
Trending Topics
#8
Originally posted by Riccardo
If your compression is low, as badass7 is implying, and could very possibly be right, a way to get around it for a while is to fit the spark plugs of the FC on the lower two holes...however, you should not go above 200 km/h
If your compression is low, as badass7 is implying, and could very possibly be right, a way to get around it for a while is to fit the spark plugs of the FC on the lower two holes...however, you should not go above 200 km/h
Riccado the 2 lowers are leading and trailing?
and then You said to put FC spark plugs on the leading. which one is it??
and what is 200 KM in miles
#10
Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: out there
Posts: 603
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
You sure about that?
Did you actually take out all 4 spark plugs, pull the EFI relay out, crank it for about 10-15 sec, re-assemble it and try to start it?
OR did you just take them out whipe them off and stick them back in?
Did you actually take out all 4 spark plugs, pull the EFI relay out, crank it for about 10-15 sec, re-assemble it and try to start it?
OR did you just take them out whipe them off and stick them back in?
#12
hambre y sueño
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: 80* >
Posts: 300
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Originally posted by SpiritR
Did you actually take out all 4 spark plugs, pull the EFI relay out, crank it for about 10-15 sec, re-assemble it and try to start it?
Did you actually take out all 4 spark plugs, pull the EFI relay out, crank it for about 10-15 sec, re-assemble it and try to start it?
#13
Okay i dont get it! can someone tell me for sure.
In the manual says that upper right is T and lower right is L, but it doesnt give me the left hand side.
On that picture above says
1:L 2:T
3:T 4:L
When i pulled the sparks out of my car the 2 lower ones were actually Trailing???
Who is right or wrong then???
In the manual says that upper right is T and lower right is L, but it doesnt give me the left hand side.
On that picture above says
1:L 2:T
3:T 4:L
When i pulled the sparks out of my car the 2 lower ones were actually Trailing???
Who is right or wrong then???
#14
also the blue spark plug wires in the car are meant to go with the trailing and by looking at the wires in my fd. It should be
1:L 2:T
3:T 4:L
Can someone clearify this???
1:L 2:T
3:T 4:L
Can someone clearify this???
#15
Mr. Links
iTrader: (1)
Originally posted by muzik3k
also the blue spark plug wires in the car are meant to go with the trailing and by looking at the wires in my fd. It should be
1:L 2:T
3:T 4:L
Can someone clearify this???
also the blue spark plug wires in the car are meant to go with the trailing and by looking at the wires in my fd. It should be
1:L 2:T
3:T 4:L
Can someone clearify this???
Originally posted by MaxRX7
muzik3k, there are 4 spark plugs.
the Top 2 are "Trailing", and
the Lower 2 are "Leading".
muzik3k, there are 4 spark plugs.
the Top 2 are "Trailing", and
the Lower 2 are "Leading".
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
The1Sun
1st Generation Specific (1979-1985)
0
09-07-15 10:21 PM
ZaqAtaq
New Member RX-7 Technical
2
09-05-15 08:57 PM