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steve.oxlade 07-09-2011 02:39 AM

Thinking of buying
 
I'm thiunking of buying a 2010 RX8 but I'm worried aboiut the reported flooded problems. My daughetr's school is a 5 minute drive etc. Is this still an issue on the later versions.

Thanks

MariesRX8 07-09-2011 09:31 AM


Originally Posted by steve.oxlade (Post 4026306)
I'm thiunking of buying a 2010 RX8 but I'm worried aboiut the reported flooded problems. My daughetr's school is a 5 minute drive etc. Is this still an issue on the later versions.

The problem usually happens when shutting it off after 30 seconds (not five minutes), like when moving it across a parking lot. She/you should be fine. I occasionally put gas in my car in the morning, probably five minutes after starting it, and it's been fine.

scooter_dmi 07-09-2011 09:51 AM

You'll be fine on a 5 minute drive. Plus, the newer models don't have as many issues with flooding. Even the older models with all of the required updates shouldn't have too much of a problem with flooding.

Razz1 07-09-2011 12:58 PM

you will be fine.

Just make sure she warms up the car before shuting it off.

Mazurfer 07-09-2011 01:14 PM

Some reading if serious.......but as stated, you will be fine.

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monchie 07-09-2011 03:33 PM

Just make sure the needle is near the middle of the hot and cold, then it'll be fine.


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