Just replaced coil, plugs and wires and no zoom zoom zoom
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I don't know jack
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Just replaced coil, plugs and wires and no zoom zoom zoom
I am trying to figure out the best keyword search and best replies but the search engine is so slow and too many posts to sift through. Any suggestions appreciated while I sift through the 1,000's of posts. The only one I found that was specific was some joking about using the search engine and not to post that you can't start your car. That was really helpful. LOL!!
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Ok got it started. I pulled the fuel pump fuse and the cat pump did the 5 second crank on and off several times until it started. I had to pull the fuse and put it out a few times before it finally started. The first couple of times it died right away so I pulled the fuse out again and did the 5 sec routine until I could get it to start and stay idle. I got it warming up now and gonna go zoom zoom zoom.
#6
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Replacing the plugs wire and coil was easier then trying to get the biatch started. LOL!! This is the first time I have ever flooded or not been able to start but after replacing the PWC's and still no zoom was frustrating but I am over it now.
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I have never flooded either but the car was idling bad and the dealer warned me I had to replace the plugs coil and wires but I milked it for another year till it died. The reason it wouldn't start is because I rarely drive it and made the mistake of starting and stopping before it was warmed up as well. I flooded it pretty good before replacing the plugs et al is why I had to remove the fuel pump fuse and cat pump and crank out the gas a few times. This is a good trick to know if you flood out on the road. Crank for 5 seconds wait 5 seconds do it about 3 times then put the fuse back in. I kept the cat pump disconnected till it started then plugged it in while it was running. It ran really rough with lots of white smoke for a couple minutes but once it warmed up it was zoom zoom zoom again. Car runs better then it ever has, should of done this a long time ago.
#9
I have a 2007 RX-8 with 35k miles and it has started bogging down and from the notes I read here it could be coils and plugs. I took it to the Mazda dealer yesterday and they estimated $950 to replace. Do anyone have any suggestions and know of anyone in the Atlanta area that won't try to rip off a female?
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I have a 2007 RX-8 with 35k miles and it has started bogging down and from the notes I read here it could be coils and plugs. I took it to the Mazda dealer yesterday and they estimated $950 to replace. Do anyone have any suggestions and know of anyone in the Atlanta area that won't try to rip off a female?
#11
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okay i got a place
okay i got a place its not far from the Jim Ellis Mazda in Marietta, called Pj's Auto Repair llC its a Pops place but does great work and im not saying it cuz his my uncle i also have an 05 Rx and he showed me how to do the whole tune up go them him out
jose luis Abarca
792 Washington Ave
Suite # 100
Marrietta,Ga. 3060
jose luis Abarca
792 Washington Ave
Suite # 100
Marrietta,Ga. 3060
I have a 2007 RX-8 with 35k miles and it has started bogging down and from the notes I read here it could be coils and plugs. I took it to the Mazda dealer yesterday and they estimated $950 to replace. Do anyone have any suggestions and know of anyone in the Atlanta area that won't try to rip off a female?
#13
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my writing just suck dude!!! but when it come to cars!!its universal language!!lol
just give it try!! trust me when i tell its going to be way cheaper than going to the dealership
just give it try!! trust me when i tell its going to be way cheaper than going to the dealership
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