Hi there,

I am reading this forum for a while now, and a bought a RX7 of my own.
they are very rare in the netherlands.

but I have flooded my engine what now ?

I tried the following

Pulled the EGI plug. and started for about 15 sec whith the pedal to the metal.
Reinserted te EGI plug and started no result.
Pulled out the sparks those where pretty WET cleaned them (they are almost new)
and started without the EGI fuse and the sparkplugs until the holes weren't smoking anymore

reinsterted the plugs wires and fuse and stil nu succes.

compression is fine when i bought it it had a test for the compression.

it is really not fun, because i only got it for a week now. it is a 13 B turbo.

anyone got tips ?

 

Have you checked for spark on the plugs?

 

If it's REALLY flooded, you might try pushing it while the car is in gear. Get the engine to spin over 1000RPM and it'll start.

That is assuming your plugs are good like SonicRat said

 

ok I've got it running !

We pushed the car in 2nd gear and after a while it started but it really had a poor idle.
I drove a while but the car is making a weird noise and is really slow.

and when i push the clutch, it valls out. and when i trie to start again no succes.
whith a little push runs again.

i have don noting like fuelswitch or someting.

i haven't checked my sparks jet

 

I could be wrong but it kinda sounds like you have low compression. I know you just had it tested. But, test it again for the fun of it.

 

but if I got a low compression there is no solution right ? only thing is a new engine ???

 

Correct, or rebuild yours if internals ok.

 

i just got it for a week

 

Famous last words...sad to see so many peoples buying someone elses dying engine and getting forked over

 

same thing happened to my 87 gxl.. i bought it used from a private seller and after 2 days ive had so many problems... i ended buying a civic for a daily driver and put my gxl in the garage as a project..

 

Test IT! Then you will know 100% hopefully its got great compression and its something electrical to fix.