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Old Aug 1, 2011 | 02:38 PM
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Flooding??

Hey everyone, I have a 86 FC rx7 n/a. Just recently it has started flooding on start up. This began to happen after I went to summernights cruise one night. Everyone races and drives hard there (I even smoked an s5 after he said his engine had more horsepower) =)

Usually this happens after a long drive, like on the freeway for 20 minutes at 3-4 grand. Whenever I go to start it up after this or in the morning it just goes directly to 0 rpm and shuts off or the flywheel keeps it going. Usually when this happens I have to hold the throttle valve open a little and it does fine like its running to rich or something? But whenever I drive for 5 minutes or so it does just fine until I shut it off and it sets for over 5 minutes.

It surely isnt the coils because it does great at 3000+ rpm. I recently put an fd alternator on it so its not that (got an amazing deal from Japan2La). I am thinking about changing the plugs because they have been on there a while and are probably fouled but I'm definately going to check them first. I know it could be leaky injectors but if anyone can make a really good guess or just knows then please tell me and I will update you when I get this problem fixed. In case other people have the problem.

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Matt
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Old Aug 2, 2011 | 12:40 PM
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I'm putting in brand new ngk plugs today. I'll update on the status but please give any suggestion you can think of. Im more of a reciprocating engine mechanic but I love the feel of driving a rotary.
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Old Aug 2, 2011 | 09:04 PM
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If anyone even cares.. Put the plugs in and it didnt help any. Next I'm gonna check the BAC cause I dont have a compression gauge.
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Old Aug 3, 2011 | 07:53 PM
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Okay just disregard the whole issue like everyone has done.. I fixed the vacuum leak when it became blatanly obvious from the noise under the hood. Glad this forum is so helpful and I recieved so much help..
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