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Old 12-30-08, 08:54 PM
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ON Hi everyone!!

Good day my rotary brothers (and sisters).
I have recently acquired an 1987 FC as my very first car. It needs a bit of engine work, probably just new fuel injectors. It smells like it's being flooded or something...I'll check around and ask some mechanics I know for their opinions before acting. I look forward to learning much from you guys since I'm quite the noob. not super noob, but still noob :P

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Old 01-02-09, 10:55 AM
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Welcome! Pop by the CDN forum....
Old 01-02-09, 04:08 PM
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welcome man, I've had rotaries off and on for a few years, and there is nothing else like it.
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hello there, i am also new myself so hopefully you enjoy yourself here and hope you good luck.
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thanks everyone!! Do you guys have any little advice/tricks that aren't well known you'd like to share? Advice for ppl new to rotaries like myself I guess
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Originally Posted by maharajvarun
thanks everyone!! Do you guys have any little advice/tricks that aren't well known you'd like to share? Advice for ppl new to rotaries like myself I guess
Where do you live?
Old 01-04-09, 09:39 PM
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Where do you live?
I'm in Brampton :P How about you?
Old 01-04-09, 10:32 PM
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I'm in Brampton :P How about you?
I'm in Markham, you say your having some issues. Check out Rotary Dynamics for any issues you are having. Pm me if you want more info
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i got a 90 rx7..i love rotary lol
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Originally Posted by 7_rocket
I'm in Markham, you say your having some issues. Check out Rotary Dynamics for any issues you are having. Pm me if you want more info
Thanks for the info I'll get at you guys if I need anything.
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Originally Posted by Nermin
i got a 90 rx7..i love rotary lol
Haha same here. Just the way the engine is designed and how it works interests me a lot. The motion just seems so much more fluid than a piston engine.
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Originally Posted by maharajvarun
thanks everyone!! Do you guys have any little advice/tricks that aren't well known you'd like to share? Advice for ppl new to rotaries like myself I guess
Install a manual fuel pump power switch.

When the engine gets flooded, turn the pump off and cycle the engine a few seconds and flip the switch. Works every time.
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Welcome! Hope you find the right help to solve your issues!
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Originally Posted by Mo_Jo_Jo
Install a manual fuel pump power switch.

When the engine gets flooded, turn the pump off and cycle the engine a few seconds and flip the switch. Works every time.
You know what, that did work lol. I just went outside and did it and she started great
Thanks a bunch!! I love to hear it rumble!! ^^



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Welcome to the Community!! I wish you well and this is gonna be a hell of a ride!!
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thanks so much everyone!! such a great community here
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