Rx8 High RPM Power Loss Above 6k 4-Port Motor Not Usual Symptoms
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Im having the exact same problem with my rx8, i recently got a re manufactured engine in august this year aswell.
As for the heater problem, turn the **** all the way to right for full heat, then tightly turn it a little more as if your turning it all the way around. It may sound wierd but it worked for me. If anyone has any ideas on this thread on what the problem could be please respond.
As for the heater problem, turn the **** all the way to right for full heat, then tightly turn it a little more as if your turning it all the way around. It may sound wierd but it worked for me. If anyone has any ideas on this thread on what the problem could be please respond.
Assuming that you have 3 problems here, one is solved in the thread you posted in. The other two are easily solved through appropriate searching. Yes, the answers are out there. You just have to read to get them. But then, if we posted the answers here, you would still have to read to get them here too.
I might have given you the answers straight up, but your posts irk me.
Maybe it's just my mood at the moment.
Maybe you will have better luck with someone else, or with Google.
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I had a similar problem, and after a lot of head scratching i found that the S.S.V was stuck shut, it is located under the intake manifold just behind the thermostat housing, its vaccum operated and should be free, however there is a breather pipe attatched and they get clogged up and stick shut, therefore it will not let the additional air into the induction, try cleaning, videos are available on youtube that show how to do this, all it cost me was a tin of carb cleaner and a tube of hilomar to re-seal the gaskets
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