Check the fusible engine link for the engine. If the fusible link is blown (check by swapping with headlight motor fusible link- if headlight motor works, fuse is good).
1. Check gas. If old, drain it. Then add fresh gas to tank.
2. Check fuse to fuel pump.
3. May be bad coil. Take out each spark plug, one at a time... And hold with insulated pliers while assistant cranks car. See if there is ignition spark. Reinstall spark plug. Remove next plug and check next plug. If there is spark, reinstall plug and repeat process with remaining two plugs. If plugs dont spark, you may have bad computer boxes that are
mounted to each distributor.
4. Check also spark plug wires for cracks.
5. Took out refeence to distributor cap, and 88 has dis and only has a crank angle sensor...
6. Check and make sure your spark wires are connected in the proper sequence to the appropriate spark plugs.
7. Consider the turn over speed of the starter. That could be an issue.
8. If your rx7 has sat up for a while, remove air filter cleaner and pour about 8 table spoons of automatic Transmission Fluid in the carb to allow apex seals to soak for about an hour.
mazda doesnt rx7 anymore :(
No. 86-88 are the same. 89-91 are the same.
80w 90 gear oil
The Mazda Rx7 has the Wankel Rotary Engine in it
Yes you can. The only difference will be that the orange marker lights in the front will not fit.
Mazda didn't make the RX7 in 1974.
follow the top rad hose one end goes in rad the other in the thermostat housing
Yes, there is a transmission in a 1990 Mazda RX7 convertible.
The Mazda RX7 was made discontinued in 2002. Mazda replaced the RX7 with the RX8 in 2003
Depends, which engine is in the 85, 13b or 12a?
on fast and the furious Tokyo drift,Han was driving the Mazda rx7.
The Mazda cx7 is not as good as the Rx7. The Rx7 has more power, better fuel efficiency and a sleeker appearance. The Cx7 is actually not as good as a Honda CR-7.