i pray that its nothing major
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From: Fort Bragg, NC
Originally Posted by turbo876port
well first oof why the hell are we looking at the back of your head as if i can diagnose a problem besides big ******* idiot syndrom!!!! remember everyone the rotary engine is oil injected duh so theres the oil and all you neeed to do is take all the plugs out burn the **** off with a torch and before you put the plugs back in you need to take the egi and the inj fuse out and hold the throttle open all the way and crank for like ten seconds put you fuses and plugs back in and keep doing this till it starts. or to make things even simpler if its a manual have someone pull or push you down the street and bump the damn thing if you cant figure out what bumping a car is pm me and i will draw you a map and dont worry i will leave out any pics of the back of my head. !!!!!!!!!!
thank you mr cynical actually i was trying to point at what i was looking at so you all understood what i was doing. and yes i did clean off the plug i did pull the egi out the right one. i did crank it i tested the wires. and what do you care how i take my pics if you dont like it then dont look at it if your going to be an *** then dont help out. i was asking for help if you only want to comment then dont read this.
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From: Fort Bragg, NC
and as for the fan shroud i took it off now i dont over heat i live in a cool wet area plus i got a koyo radiator. i also use really good coolent. i have the engine cryo treated. not saying all of that would keep it from over heating but i am not going to over heat anytime soon
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From: spokane
hey
first off if someone is suppose to help you then they alread know where the damn spark plugs are like you are going to take a pic of a engine bay that everyone already knows what it looks like god damn you need a VW beetle not a rotary or a honda you dont need brains for that one.and yes cars do start even with no rubber in the oil control rings!!!!!!!!
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From: spokane
^^^if the car is a manual i would just get someone to pull you with another rig and then bump start it. allways works for me.. unless it is a auto. then it takes the best part of an hour or so of cranking it over (have to do it all the time on my moms auto 7) it sucks.
goodluck