Greddy Turbo Installed - Details Inside!!!!
Originally Posted by philodox
Any "decent" auto parts store will have them. They are not a Mazda only tool. They are "part" specific tools. Most of the car companies use the same sized tool for standarization. However, the 2004+ model years have different sizes than the previous years.
Originally Posted by JoeMamma
I have tried every store in town: AutoZone, Checker, PepBoys and NAPA. Even Sears. Nobody has the correct tool. The have the 1 1/16 tool, but ours appear to be 22 or 23mm.
JoeMamma
I got an 18MM socket for my old Mountaineer from O'Rileys. They didnt stock one, but they had one ordered and delivered the same day. One of the places you mentioned would do the same I would think.
I got an 18MM socket for my old Mountaineer from O'Rileys. They didnt stock one, but they had one ordered and delivered the same day. One of the places you mentioned would do the same I would think.
Picture of a crowsfoot below. Joemamma, don't feel bad. I've never even seen these before. I was under the car the other day checking it out and there isn't much room in that area, this will work perfectly.
Yes or no would be the wrong answer in either case.
How about YOU say yes or no since you didn't provide the answer several times in detail for those with a little less motivation.
How about YOU say yes or no since you didn't provide the answer several times in detail for those with a little less motivation.
I didn't say yes or no because I had an idea on what the answer was but didn't want to be wrong and give false info, But I knew that you did... I wasn't trying to pee in your cheerios, just trying to make the point that the thread is getting extremely long, and it is easy to pass over a particular post, that is all...
Originally Posted by epitrochoid
you can use a canzoomer...the greddy turbo maps are floating around here somewhere.
HELP!!!
While coercing the wire loom for the ECU, one of the white wires (the one that goes to one of the two boxes) popped out. I suspect it was tucked in behind one of the black shrink wraps, and it doesn't look like it was a very good solder joint to begin with.
Could some kind soul please take a nice photo of the loom where that white wire goes in?
Thanks in advance............
While coercing the wire loom for the ECU, one of the white wires (the one that goes to one of the two boxes) popped out. I suspect it was tucked in behind one of the black shrink wraps, and it doesn't look like it was a very good solder joint to begin with.
Could some kind soul please take a nice photo of the loom where that white wire goes in?
Thanks in advance............
Rudy8, I see your from Kalamazoo did you go to Western Mich U? I did some grad work there on the supercharger. My son got his BSME from there also.
Funny both of the Professors who helped me were long time tenured profs there but now have great private sector jobs. Most notably Dr. Jay Easwaren. Now has a company that overhauls APU's. Dr. Curt Swanson is in London doing something i don't know.
Funny both of the Professors who helped me were long time tenured profs there but now have great private sector jobs. Most notably Dr. Jay Easwaren. Now has a company that overhauls APU's. Dr. Curt Swanson is in London doing something i don't know.


