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Old 01-01-10, 10:42 PM
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what would you do if?

if your rx-7 overheats, leaks coolant all over, did a pressure check on the radiator but no leaks, changed the t-stat and sensor and the car jus doesnt want to work...what would u do? please help
Old 01-01-10, 10:52 PM
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Send the engine to a reputable shop to rebuild it since most likely the coolant seals are toast.
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Old 01-02-10, 12:33 AM
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your in Japan, home of the RX-7 take it to one of the 100+ shops that could probably fix it and make it a monster.
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as they say

But first take the spark plugs out and you will see coolant come out the holes.
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Please review the forum rules with posting threads. Your title is pretty vague....

That said, yes, it's not looking good for your coolant seals. A compression test is in order, and likely a rebuild.

GL OP
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or give it to me, ill pay shipping. LOL jk

Compression test. Were did the coolant "leak" from, was it smoking?

Are you using a stock rad cap?




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