i wanna know how to take apart my motor and interior. 1994 rx-7 twin turbo
i wanna know how to take apart my motor and interior. 1994 rx-7 twin turbo
Does anyone have a chilton or haynes or anything that will tell me how to take apart my engine and or interior?
and does anyone have the car manual for a 1994 mazda rx-7 twin turbo?
and does anyone have the car manual for a 1994 mazda rx-7 twin turbo?
First, you take out the screws/bolts/nuts/clips then you take the piece off, do this until the part your after is removed. Watch out for fluids and try not to lose anything and try to remember where stuff goes and be careful not to break anything and then put it back together the same way it came off. Easy as pie!
Good luck!
Good luck!
Here is some tech info I found for your car.
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/3r...eng_remov.html
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/3r..._teardown.html
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/3r...eng_remov.html
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/3r..._teardown.html
is there a particular reason your pulling your car apart like that?
id suggest TONS of sandwich bags and a marker... make sure you log EVERYTHING... trust me on this, i pulled my engine, engine bay, interior and so on apart and it was a giant pain in the *** putting it back together... label all connectors and so on.
id suggest TONS of sandwich bags and a marker... make sure you log EVERYTHING... trust me on this, i pulled my engine, engine bay, interior and so on apart and it was a giant pain in the *** putting it back together... label all connectors and so on.
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https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/faq-3rd-gen-other-useful-links-68640/ Look for the buyer's guides.
Definitely take your time and make an informed purchase. 3rd gen RX-7s are not for everybody and not for most people's needs, and there are many floating about for sale that are going to cost the next owner loads of money to fix. You need to make sure you get a good car if you pay full market value, and if you get a bargain or imperfect car you should plan to spend the extra money anyway to fix it up.
Dave
Definitely take your time and make an informed purchase. 3rd gen RX-7s are not for everybody and not for most people's needs, and there are many floating about for sale that are going to cost the next owner loads of money to fix. You need to make sure you get a good car if you pay full market value, and if you get a bargain or imperfect car you should plan to spend the extra money anyway to fix it up.
Dave
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