G2G

Pull the ecu codes, and tell us what you have.



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Ghiadesigns

http://www.mazdatrix.com/c-bleed.htm



try this, I think he may have used it to fix mine.

G2G

He mentioned above that his injectors are not the problem. I wouldn't use that part either, that's just as good as putting a bandaide on a broken leg. You aren't fixing the problem at all, you are diverting it, the problem still exists.



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rotaryordeath

just a sugestion check the timing on the electronic ignition. if u pull the ignition u will see a dot and a line to align this dot on the bottom gear of the ignition. they shoud align i belive when ur timing is on tdc. also u could check the catalitic converter if u have one and is cloged then this will happen. just shooting in the dark. if it helps let me know bcause i have other in line to keep shooting .

sims_rx7

I checked for voltage to the injectors and there is none. any suggestions?

sureshot

[quote name='sims_rx7' date='Mar 24 2005, 08:30 PM']I checked for voltage to the injectors and there is none. any suggestions?


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With the key on, one side of the injector plug should be 12v.

So either the injector fuse is bad or you have a harness problem?



<edit> This dosen't match up with flooding, but you could have both.

G2G

If the injectors are leaking it does.



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