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03-19-13, 07:36 PM
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Rotary engines are made to rn with Primary injectors below 3800 Rpm and above with Secondary injectors.
Best thing to do,NO offense is to Tap Google and punch in "How does a Rotary engine work?"
It is quick and will explain things real quick and you don't have to wait for answers!
Best thing to do,NO offense is to Tap Google and punch in "How does a Rotary engine work?"
It is quick and will explain things real quick and you don't have to wait for answers!
03-19-13, 08:06 PM
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Rotary engines are made to rn with Primary injectors below 3800 Rpm and above with Secondary injectors.
Best thing to do,NO offense is to Tap Google and punch in "How does a Rotary engine work?"
It is quick and will explain things real quick and you don't have to wait for answers!
Best thing to do,NO offense is to Tap Google and punch in "How does a Rotary engine work?"
It is quick and will explain things real quick and you don't have to wait for answers!
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03-23-13, 05:12 PM
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Grommets are Vacuum leak.O rings would cause gas to leak at the rail.
but in a way the Op didn't even know he had secondaries.
So 50 to you..50 to me..heh,
We'll split it!
03-23-13, 06:44 PM
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i did google for the injectors but come up with different answers but never got a solid answer off of google that why. thanks tho i just replace the orings on my primary injectors thinking they were the ones leaking but the secondaries are the ones actully leaking so now i have to do that
Now is a good time to replace the EFI hoses, clamps, fuel pressure regulator, and pulsation damper. Also, I recommend that you label all of the hoses on the intake manifold prior to removing them so that you know where to attach them when you reassemble the parts.
About the pulsation damper:
http://www.mazdatrix.com/c-pulsation.htm
The 2nd Gen forum has a FAQ where you can download a free manual (the 88 manual works for all S4 models). It is not a good idea to work on your car without the manual, and especially note the torque specs for any of the aluminum parts. If the torque is not listed in the procedures, then see Chapter 30.
Mazda Factory Service Manual > Google
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