Is my car dying?
11-11-05, 12:02 PM
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Is my car dying?
I took my car to the mazda guy and he wouldn't even work on it because he said it's too far along. I have a flooding prblem and I know it's probably leaky injectors do I just sell the car the way it is or dig into it? I love the car but I can barely use it unless I plan on being somewhere for 2-4 hours untill the fuel evaporates. It idles and runs fine once it's started and flys like a bat out of hell. Thats why I love it. Rotary power yea!!!
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11-11-05, 12:14 PM
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Yea and its red just like yours cept not convertable. I,m gonna just install that bleed back thing first so I can drive or maybe I'll take out the check valve in the fuel pump. quick fixes Iknow but I'm not really a mechanic.
Johnnymac
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11-11-05, 12:14 PM
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www.mazdatrix.com sells a little bleeder valve to deal with the problem (shodily)
Or you could get new injectors.
Cary a wrench the size of the fuel rail banjo bolt with you. If the car ever strands you: crack the bolt on the fuel rail and crank the car for a munute, it'll spray gas everywere unless you pull the fuel pump relay. But it will un-flood you.
Or you could get new injectors.
Cary a wrench the size of the fuel rail banjo bolt with you. If the car ever strands you: crack the bolt on the fuel rail and crank the car for a munute, it'll spray gas everywere unless you pull the fuel pump relay. But it will un-flood you.
11-11-05, 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Johnnymac
Wheres is the fel rail banjo bolt? I know where the fuel lines come into the engine. Right there?
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11-11-05, 12:41 PM
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That engine bay is a 'lil hacked up.
It's in the passanger side part of the engine bay towards the back (firewall) near the intake manifold. I don't have an FC, soo I'm just going off of memory here.
Track it down.
It's in the passanger side part of the engine bay towards the back (firewall) near the intake manifold. I don't have an FC, soo I'm just going off of memory here.
Track it down.
11-11-05, 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Johnnymac
Thanks again I keep running back and forth between my car and the computer what fun.
Good luck.
11-11-05, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by sc0rp7
thats not the best way to unflood your car for the record...
do a search on unflooding, you can remove a fuse, and crank the car over for a few, then put the fuse back in and it will crank...
- chris
do a search on unflooding, you can remove a fuse, and crank the car over for a few, then put the fuse back in and it will crank...
- chris
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