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Kizer 10-29-11 12:14 PM

the death light
 
i was wolndering if anyone can explain the high temp light better for me i saw it when my first rx7 fd stop working ......think its a seal.. it sitting in my garage.... i picked up another one from bee it has ls1 with a lt1 tran when we some how turn that light one all hell broke lose what up withc that

funkjaw 10-31-11 05:03 PM

Your question is difficult to understand. Please rephrase.

gracer7-rx7 10-31-11 07:34 PM

^Yes, please rephrase.

Sgtblue 11-01-11 05:08 AM

The OP thought it was "stupid" to have to read links and increase his post count. Must have missed the "stupid" one that mentioned making the post understandable on some level.

Gringo Grande 11-01-11 11:18 AM

No idea what this kid just (tried) to write. I can't decide which is the more appropriate quote for this situation: "God have mercy on your soul" from Billy Madison or "English, MF'er. Do you understand it?" from Pulp Fiction.

Please try again with clarity.

dgeesaman 11-05-11 08:19 AM

Does the car have a powerFC?

Kizer 11-06-11 01:59 AM

Clarification
 
Thanks for all the replies. Sorry if I wasn't clear. To rephrase, I have a 1993 Mazda RX-7 LS1 swapped motor. There are a lot of electrical issues. The coolant light is on although everything seems to be in working order. Do you have any tips on what is going on?

Sgtblue 11-06-11 03:58 AM

*Make sure the coolant level is good, including the overflow level.
*Find out where the coolant level sensor is on an LS1. Check it for continuity.
*If it's connected properly, check it against any specifications in the GM manual or replace it.

dgeesaman 11-06-11 05:28 AM

Wow, no I don't have any suggestions because it depends entirely on the way it was wired.

David

dabranco 11-06-11 08:57 AM

Run an aftermarket temp gauge to see where your temp is sitting top off all of your fluids, Oil also.

Grifkylian 11-12-11 01:54 AM


Originally Posted by dabranco (Post 10851448)
Run an aftermarket temp gauge to see where your temp is sitting top off all of your fluids, Oil also.

Yes oil definitely ^ aftermarket probably is the way to go in your case

Slim13rx 11-13-11 08:00 PM

i would check oil level

bandbmazda 11-13-11 11:34 PM

???????

Slim13rx 11-13-11 11:38 PM

dang death light lol


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