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Old Sep 17, 2012 | 05:19 PM
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GSL-SE Question

i have had a few 12a fist gens, loved them. worked great, i'm pretty good at solving carb problems with the nikkis and holleys...now im older getting back into it. found a sweet gsl-se, with a bad motor...replaced the motor with a good used motor i got from a friend. i want to keep the fuel injection...always wanted to learn more about it...maybe turbo later.

for now, i have removed all the emissions, junk. similar to the 12a's. car started right up, ran smooth until. it warmed up. it would get a rough idle. (not leaking water into the motor). for about a week. now it floods, i noticed the pulsation damper is missing the little screw, could that be it? anyone know what thread? or how long it needs to be? can i buy one at lowes?

anyother ideas? thanks. new to the gsl-se
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Old Sep 17, 2012 | 06:40 PM
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Rough idle is typically vacuum leaks or a TPS issue.

If the screw in the PD has fallen out, it will soon start to leak fuel. There is no way to replace it, so you must source a replacement PD or you can do the "banjo bolt mod" that some resort to. This involves removing the PD altogether.

Flooding on hot-starts can be due to a combination of engine age and Mazda's extra rich start map. It can also be due to dirtyl/leaky injectors dripping after the engine has been shut off.
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Old Sep 17, 2012 | 11:28 PM
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I have a GSL-SE fuel rail laying around here somewhere... i was going to use a dual-fuel dual-rail setup... but I don't have the ***** to go through with it.
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Old Sep 18, 2012 | 06:34 PM
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thank you, and thanks for the fast replys...ill check those things and keep trying
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