replacing parts
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replacing parts
i know the rx7 is a old car and some parts need to be replaced so i was wondering what parts should i replace to make it in good condition and probably new condition??
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NightBlackRx7,
I'd recommend:
- Full 60K mile service/tuneup, (plugs, wires, fuel filter, timing, etc..)
- Fuel Injector cleaning
- New pulsation dampiner
Non critical stuff (ie as you go)
- shocks/struts
- new tires
- full allignment & wheel balance (have your rotary mechanic recommend a place as NTB, sears, etc.. usually screw it up)
- new suspension bushings
- new springs (120-140K miles)
I'd recommend:
- Full 60K mile service/tuneup, (plugs, wires, fuel filter, timing, etc..)
- Fuel Injector cleaning
- New pulsation dampiner
Non critical stuff (ie as you go)
- shocks/struts
- new tires
- full allignment & wheel balance (have your rotary mechanic recommend a place as NTB, sears, etc.. usually screw it up)
- new suspension bushings
- new springs (120-140K miles)
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Originally posted by banzaitoyota
89-91 Pulsation Damper, keeps you car from burning up. Shifter bushings, suspension bushings. vacuum hoses
89-91 Pulsation Damper, keeps you car from burning up. Shifter bushings, suspension bushings. vacuum hoses
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Usually it's too late, but there might be a slight fuel smell under the hood just before the car erupts in flames. Just pop the cap off and hope that the little screw is still in its home or was sitting in the cap.
If you find something that needs to be replaced, upgrade to an aftermarket item if your wallet allows you to. For example, it you find your shocks are bad, don't replace them with OEM, get some good KYB's or Tokico's.
If you find something that needs to be replaced, upgrade to an aftermarket item if your wallet allows you to. For example, it you find your shocks are bad, don't replace them with OEM, get some good KYB's or Tokico's.
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Originally posted by NightBlackRx7
how much is a pulsation damper and is it easy to do it your self?
how much is a pulsation damper and is it easy to do it your self?
ala RETed.
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