Got the call today!
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So I got the call today from my dealer that Ive been playing hardball with for the last two weeks, and tomorrow afternoon, I take delevery of this.
Attachment 236386 Attachment 236387 Attachment 236388 Shes a 2004, Bone stock except for the turbo timer installed to help stop flooding.... God Im STOKEEED! |
Nice car. How many miles, and did you get a compression check?
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no but it runs and starts like the brand new one i test drove first. Its impecable. im taking it to the dealership this week to get it tested. but I know it will come back fine... I say I didnt get one done because I asked that it be taken to a dealership and tested before it come to me and they said they did it... but like i said it starts and runs absouloutely mint just like the brand new one i was looking at orignaly
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Originally Posted by wrexeight
(Post 4188685)
So I got the call today from my dealer....
Shes a 2004, Bone stock except for the turbo timer installed to help stop flooding.... |
Originally Posted by juikster
(Post 4188747)
Turbo timer?
I'm not sure why you would choose to install one to prevent flooding. The issue with the RX-8's flooding is not letting it warm up enough. It seems like a lot more effort to have a turbo timer installed than to sit and let the car warm up the few times you're just making a short move. Any other time, the car should be plenty warm from driving around. If it's a manual, I'd usually recommend not using the turbo timer since it's generally a good idea to leave the car in gear while parked. Congrats on the car! It sounds like you're already a happy owner. |
Agree, the flooding issue is mainly these days due to bad batteries, poor ignition components or dirty fuel injectors.
There was a ecu flash about 5 yrs ago that would have taken care of any un-addressed problems with flooding. |
Congrats. I'd still ask for a compression check even if it runs and starts just fine.
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Originally Posted by 8 Maniac
(Post 4188763)
I'm not sure why you would choose to install one to prevent flooding. The issue with the RX-8's flooding is not letting it warm up enough. It seems like a lot more effort to have a turbo timer installed than to sit and let the car warm up the few times you're just making a short move.
If they just needed to move the car out of the driveway to get another car out of the garage, for instance, they can do so without having to sit there and wait x minutes for the car to have warmed up enough before turning it off. I think its an ingenious idea, and if you have the type of lifestyle that supports this, and the need, why the heck not? BC. |
Not into chrome wheels, but congrats anyway.
What are your plans with the car? |
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