Flooded, second time on M flash
03-21-2005, 03:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Outlaws eXtreme
I can guide you to people living in cold climates that have never had any flooding issues.
Cold Climates can lead to higher chances of flooding, but not the only reason. I would love for you to show me the prove that says "happens mostly in cold weather."
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Cold Climates can lead to higher chances of flooding, but not the only reason. I would love for you to show me the prove that says "happens mostly in cold weather."
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03-21-2005, 03:52 AM
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Originally Posted by RX8 RX8 RX8
Damn Joe, kind of harsh wording there. As a self-proclaimed expert on the flooding issue, how do you account for the warm weather floods?
Your comment of "but do u see me posting that **** all the time?" is what I am talking about.... you act as if you are tired of reading about flooding in your "private" rx8 club forum. It is a forum for the discussions of problems like "flooding". If you are tired of reading about it, then I suggest that you stop spending your valuable time in front of the computer and do something constructive.
Your comment of "but do u see me posting that **** all the time?" is what I am talking about.... you act as if you are tired of reading about flooding in your "private" rx8 club forum. It is a forum for the discussions of problems like "flooding". If you are tired of reading about it, then I suggest that you stop spending your valuable time in front of the computer and do something constructive.
And yes I'm tired of all these morons who come on here and say that they dont have any flooding issues (when they live in Florida or California) and that it might be drivng habits causing flooding, or that it might be car specific. There are two things that NORMALLY cause flooding, cold weather and quick shut offs. That's it. Anything else is an exception.
03-21-2005, 03:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Outlaws eXtreme
Am I sure? Yes I'm sure. 100% Postive. I saw the rotary mechanic diagnose the problem, and changed out my spark plugs at the dealership. Unless you are some omnipotent being, I doubt you will know more about Rotary than the mechanic that has been working on these types of cars for the last 20 years.
I can guide you to people living in cold climates that have never had any flooding issues.
Cold Climates can lead to higher chances of flooding, but not the only reason. I would love for you to show me the prove that says "happens mostly in cold weather."
Btw, you first said you are NOT assuming anything.. then you say, "It (sic) think it is fact.... " Well you are assuming. You think it is, you don't have facts to prove it. Next time try and think before you post.
I can guide you to people living in cold climates that have never had any flooding issues.
Cold Climates can lead to higher chances of flooding, but not the only reason. I would love for you to show me the prove that says "happens mostly in cold weather."
Btw, you first said you are NOT assuming anything.. then you say, "It (sic) think it is fact.... " Well you are assuming. You think it is, you don't have facts to prove it. Next time try and think before you post.
03-21-2005, 05:45 AM
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You know Joe.....your comments are lacking in content and vernacular. As for your name-calling, lets just say you are proving my point. Do us all a favor and use your spare time for personality development. Your personal attacks should not go un-notice by the moderators and you should reference the posting guidelines before further postings.
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03-21-2005, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by RX8 RX8 RX8
You know Joe.....your comments are lacking in content and vernacular. As for your name-calling, lets just say you are proving my point. Do us all a favor and use your spare time for personality development. Your personal attacks should not go un-notice by the moderators and you should reference the posting guidelines before further postings.
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Joe, since you know a guy with 3 dicks, please tell the rest of us where we can find this abomination of a creature and I'll Double your income for this year. And yes I do make enough to easily cover your income for the rest of the year if you were wondering. So please inform us with this detail... next time, calm down, think, and then calm down some more before you type. It's only a message board.
03-22-2005, 08:15 AM
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I've had my car a year and a half and i just flooded about 2 weeks ago. went out to warm my car then went back inside. came back out and the car had some how idled to low i guess and shut off. couldnt start it back up. dealer came and got and did the new n flash. theres also recalls right now on the starter and battery so they replaced them too. mine were fine but they went ahead and did them anyways. also got the plugs replaced. i dont know if it was the n flash or not but my car is running great again. no more rough idles and it actually has a little more power.
03-24-2005, 02:58 PM
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Well, i do believe I talked to the mechanic at the Mazda Texh Competition.
He said they fixed BAM BAM's problem and hven't heard from him since.
There is a new battery, starter and N flash available.
He said they fixed BAM BAM's problem and hven't heard from him since.
There is a new battery, starter and N flash available.
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