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HI NAMES JOHN ORIGINALLY FROM YORKSHIRE NOW LIVING IN ROODEPOORT SOUTH AFRICA.JUST BOUGHT A 1982 FIRST GEN RX7 WITH 13B TURBO MOTOR.LUCKILY HERE INLAND WE HAVE NO RUST PROBLEMS.THE MAIN PROBS ARE SPARES AVAILABILITY AND TRYING TO GET HOLD OF MANUALS AND STUFF.CAR BATTLES TO START AND SEEMS TO FLOOD EASILY.NOT USING ANY OIL OR WATER ANY SUGGESTIONS?
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Hi John,
all i know tracking cost south africa aren't cheap. Some guys from south afrika are here in the forum perhaps you can help another.
Seems your 13B turbo is from the Rx7 FC some picture would help to help.
http://wright-here.net/cars/rx7/manuals.html#books
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Thomas
all i know tracking cost south africa aren't cheap. Some guys from south afrika are here in the forum perhaps you can help another.
Seems your 13B turbo is from the Rx7 FC some picture would help to help.
http://wright-here.net/cars/rx7/manuals.html#books
Welcome
Thomas
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Hi John
Welcome! I am from East London South Africa! Sounds like you have the same motor as I do. I have also found endless flooding issues, especially when the car hs been standing a while. I have found a tap on the top of the needle inlets with the back of a screw driver normally solves the problem. Flooding fouls the plugs really quickly but a clean with some brake cleaner and a wire brush should get the spark back.
Regards
Keith
Welcome! I am from East London South Africa! Sounds like you have the same motor as I do. I have also found endless flooding issues, especially when the car hs been standing a while. I have found a tap on the top of the needle inlets with the back of a screw driver normally solves the problem. Flooding fouls the plugs really quickly but a clean with some brake cleaner and a wire brush should get the spark back.
Regards
Keith
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The injectors are well known to leak, particularly after running as the fuel pressure is retained in the lines.
Start with this.
Start with this.
Back in the UK for the summer, maybe longer......