carbon monoxide
#3
Carbon monoxide, is in fact, completely odorless.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_monoxide
The odor you are smelling is something else.
It is likely the smell of unburned gasoline due to an over-rich mixture or incomplete combustion of the correct mixture. Some history of the vehicle is always helpful in these cases, but I generally recommend a compression check and then a thorough examination of the fuel and ignition systems.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_monoxide
The odor you are smelling is something else.
It is likely the smell of unburned gasoline due to an over-rich mixture or incomplete combustion of the correct mixture. Some history of the vehicle is always helpful in these cases, but I generally recommend a compression check and then a thorough examination of the fuel and ignition systems.
#4
Carbon monoxide, is in fact, completely odorless.
http://en.wikipedia....Carbon_monoxide
The odor you are smelling is something else.
It is likely the smell of unburned gasoline due to an over-rich mixture or incomplete combustion of the correct mixture. Some history of the vehicle is always helpful in these cases, but I generally recommend a compression check and then a thorough examination of the fuel and ignition systems.
http://en.wikipedia....Carbon_monoxide
The odor you are smelling is something else.
It is likely the smell of unburned gasoline due to an over-rich mixture or incomplete combustion of the correct mixture. Some history of the vehicle is always helpful in these cases, but I generally recommend a compression check and then a thorough examination of the fuel and ignition systems.
#5
thanks man i appreciate the response the last time i had a RX 7 was in 91 and the car was a 84 gsl model and only had 65000 miles on it so i didn't have no probs what so ever that motor was so clean. but now i have a 85 se that runs like ****. And i also juist bought a 88 tII ill be asking alot of questions on that one. pics will be up as soon as i get it have to ship it out here. but any way thanks rotory master . Knowledge is the key
#6
It probably bears mentioning that the TPS is the cause of a great many RX-7 idle problems. Not sure how similar the 13B in the GSL-SE is to the 2nd gen. cars. You should be able to search and find a lot of info regarding testing and setting the TPS.
Also, you might check to be sure the EGR is fully closed at idle.
Also, you might check to be sure the EGR is fully closed at idle.
#7
It probably bears mentioning that the TPS is the cause of a great many RX-7 idle problems. Not sure how similar the 13B in the GSL-SE is to the 2nd gen. cars. You should be able to search and find a lot of info regarding testing and setting the TPS.
Also, you might check to be sure the EGR is fully closed at idle.
Also, you might check to be sure the EGR is fully closed at idle.
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