Whats Wrong?
Whats Wrong?
I havn't used my car in about 5 days now, and I tried turning it on and it turns over but never starts, it has gas but for some reason it won't start..
Whats wrong?
Please help!
Whats wrong?
Please help!
Now that I remember, my dad moved the car from the road into the driveway (without warming up) - and now it won't start...
Does this sound like it's flooded?
If so, how do I get that fixed? Do I need to contact Mazda?
Thanks.
Does this sound like it's flooded?
If so, how do I get that fixed? Do I need to contact Mazda?
Thanks.
It's manual, I just tried starting with jumpers.. It's deff not the battery.. the battery is fine... It turns over and will not start, tried cranking it for about 7 secs and didn't start... What does this sound like?
Fuel or spark. Maybe, clutch switch.
Hope it's not flooded. But it sat two days so the gas should have dried up by now.
You have to really soak the ceramic part of the plug to flood the car.
Weak or failed coil. Wait for someone else to help you here.
Then looks like it's Mazda dealership time.
Hope it's not flooded. But it sat two days so the gas should have dried up by now.
You have to really soak the ceramic part of the plug to flood the car.
Weak or failed coil. Wait for someone else to help you here.
Then looks like it's Mazda dealership time.
Originally Posted by Razz1
All the flooding issues have been fixed.
I think it's your battery.
When was the last time the car was moved? Yesterday? How cold is it now?
I think it's your battery.
When was the last time the car was moved? Yesterday? How cold is it now?
DW-
as everyone else says, call mazda and have them take it in and look at it.
Originally Posted by Razz1
Hope it's not flooded. But it sat two days so the gas should have dried up by now.
his car was fine till his dad moved it and shut it off without the car warming up. You don't get a much more accurate description of how to flood the car than that.
the upgraded batt and new pcm programming is going to lessen the chances of the car flooding, but I doubt it will prevent the car from flooding 100% of the time. You should warm up the car before shutting down.
If your engine was flooded and it sat in that condition for 5 days, your spark plugs are probably fouled. If I'm correct, no amount of cranking or battery jumping will start it. Get your car towed to your RX-8 mechanic. It seems as though that's what you'll have to do anyway. Sorry for your trouble. You might let all in your household who might move your RX-8 that if they turn it on, they should leave it on until it reaches operating temperature.
Originally Posted by mysql101
when my car flooded, 24 hours later it still wouldn't start.
his car was fine till his dad moved it and shut it off without the car warming up. You don't get a much more accurate description of how to flood the car than that.
the upgraded batt and new pcm programming is going to lessen the chances of the car flooding, but I doubt it will prevent the car from flooding 100% of the time. You should warm up the car before shutting down.
his car was fine till his dad moved it and shut it off without the car warming up. You don't get a much more accurate description of how to flood the car than that.
the upgraded batt and new pcm programming is going to lessen the chances of the car flooding, but I doubt it will prevent the car from flooding 100% of the time. You should warm up the car before shutting down.
i flooded my car for the first time EVER last week (and I've been on the latest flash for a few weeks now)... oh I was so lucky when the "gas pedal to the floor" trick worked
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