HondaGoldWingRider

I have a 2004 RX8 that has to be the sorriest POS I have ever owned. It breaks down weekly with the flooding problem and Mazda's response is "we will replace the plugs" - this doesn't cure the problem, it only cures the symptoms.


What a loser Mazda is...I have driven RX-7 and RX-8s since 1985 - NEVER again will I own or even look at a Zoom-Zoom POS.

Bob

nycgps

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lol

I didnt know my car is ..... 22 years old ! shitz !

You want to troll around? Go have fun with ur Civic and dont cry when any of us smoke u

MTLbroker

Poetic justice.....

moRotorMotor

Silver_Surfer

You dont deserve a 8, you ride a GoldWing. LOL

SlipNslide1.3

Your just not asking the right questions. Print this out and go get your car fixed. Not nice to come on a site and bad mouth our wives like this. LOL


http://www.finishlineperformance.com...48-06-1691.pdf


and what ever else is wrong with your car here is a list of things that may be wrong just pick one, print it and take it to your mazda dealer and get her fixed.

http://www.finishlineperformance.com...ins_index.html


Oh yeah Bob, Patiance is the key to not having an Aneurism Please take a few breaths, help is on its way.


-SlipNslide1.3

Nemesis8

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Is this your new car?

XDEEDUBBX

LOL

Joel Ramsey

You're a FRICKIN idiot. Please go buy a Crossfire and troll their website.

Red Devil

Due to leaking injectors, and such, on the previous 13B...I'd say this engine is much better against avoiding flooding. I've never flooded my RX-8, and both my RX-7s flooded from time to time. My warm-up and care procedures have been identical for all three.

So you either were very lucky with your previous RX-7s, or you actually never owned a rotary before the RX-8.

Chrisbert

He said Crossfire.

SlipNslide1.3

Come on guys, lets kill him with kindness, we are adults, not young civic drivers. He can leave with a good impression maybe even apologize for being and idiot. LOL See he is just ignorant and I will be the preacher man of good words. Ok maybe not.


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Chrisbert

Here's a few glowing reviews of the Goldwing:

http://www.complaints.com/september2...ember28.12.htm
http://www.thesqueakywheel.com/compl...plaint9756.cfm
http://www.motorbeat.com/model/honda/goldwing/2003/
http://www.motorcyclistonline.com/mo...ing/28742.html

And a broken frame issue; really nice on a bike:
http://www.goldwingfacts.com/forums/...983&forum_id=4

Silver_Surfer

ROTFLMAO


IBTL

puch96

He must be ignorant or something if he floods his car weekly...!!!!

I mean come on.....Is it really that hard to follow a simple procedure?

But maybe you guys are right... HE DOESN"T EVEN DESERVE THE 8.

StealthTL

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When I was in the army, I used to own old Corvairs, now THEY are a piece of junk!

.....but I've never flooded my '8 in three years.

S

DarkBrew

Now if you want to own a real POS then buy yourself a Civic. (I know because I owned one)

If you own a Goldwing then you probably are used to driving slowly to the nearest donut shop and posing there with you chrome laden touring bike and then driving slowly home.
Driving an RX8 that way is bad. Sell the '8 to someone who will appreciate it.

moRotorMotor

I have never flooded my car since the car first came out. You must be one lucky son of a b*tch to flood it weekly. You should go buy a lottery ticket. I think you will win.

rxb ike

On the other hand though, we are a group of enthusiast that love our 8 and try to always make sure it is performing at its best. I think that the masses out there that own the vehicle and not knowing th nuiances with what we know, do go through the problems quite regularly. I befriended my mazda dealership's technician (he performs work on my vehicle outside the dealership) and the flooding issue is a very broad problem, especially with those that are not in the know or spend time driving the car like it should be driven. Seems the dealerships are not greatly motivated to educate the owners of the resolution to the problems and since these are owners that don't read the manual or TSB letters from Mazda. What a great way to keep business coming in to the service bay; hmmm, you know of a problem, don't let the customer know about it, have them bring in the vehicle, make more money on the MFG for service ..... Capitalism at its best !

Twinturbo2800

well i used to own a rx-8, i wouldnt say thier POS... but i would say they deffinatly have thier fair share of problems. horrible mpg, flooding, mine was in the shop way too much.

but your just a retard making a thread like this.

GT34

You must be doing something wrong to cause your car to flood so often. It's a user problem, not a car problem.

Here, let me help you out the next time your car floods:

Step 1: open hood, on the lower right side under the hood there is a little black box. Take the lid off.

Step 2: look on the inside of the box for a fuse that says fuel pump (should be 20A and green) pull it out with little tweezers in the box

Step 3: Start the car and keep cranking it until it starts (should run a little without the fuel pump working)

Step 4: Once the car starts then stops, put back fuel pump fuse and start the car as you normally would.

Step 5: Drive your sorry *** to a dealership and get rid of the car because you a are discrace to the rotary and mazda community.

Step 6: Buy a civic ( I think mugen makes a can of bees you can attach to the back)

rotary crazy

look I found his picture!

owing a goldwing is almost as bad as owning a crosfire!

nycgps

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WantedTwo

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This one works better. Do this next time it floods

Step one, open mouth.
Step two, insert gun into open mouth.
Step three, pull trigger.

rotary crazy

this threat should be closed