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on the passenger side of the engine bay, againt the firewall there is a small tank (white) in my 88 s4 n/a and i was wondering what i should put in it. there is a pump on it and a hose witch runs into the intake manifold; gas or what goes into this tank? https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/blink.png
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this is a cold start assist resovoir. it would normally have anti-freeze in it and on cold day it would inject anti-freeze into the intake manifold. Mazda had a TSB on this and discontinued it. you should disconnect it and remove it. also if you want you can remove the injector. Banzaitoyota sells a block off plate for it
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oh thats what it is thank you.
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Originally Posted by Volksjager' post='816226' date='Apr 26 2006, 06:49 PM
Banzaitoyota sells a block off plate for it Can this be true? I may wish to acquire one of these. |
i just bought a whole set of block off plates from him on Ebay. i guess the cold start assist plate is a new offering
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Originally Posted by Volksjager' post='816226' date='Apr 26 2006, 03:49 PM
this is a cold start assist resovoir. it would normally have anti-freeze in it and on cold day it would inject anti-freeze into the intake manifold. Mazda had a TSB on this and discontinued it. you should disconnect it and remove it. also if you want you can remove the injector. Banzaitoyota sells a block off plate for it |
im not positive but i think 88 was the last year they used this. i removed mine from my 88. i dont see what the point is of injecting anti-freeze into the intake is. how in the hell does that help with cold-starts? one would think injecting a non-flamable liquid into the engine would impede starting.
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It builds compression
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It builds compression
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Originally Posted by Volksjager' post='816561' date='Apr 29 2006, 05:59 AM
im not positive but i think 88 was the last year they used this. i removed mine from my 88. i dont see what the point is of injecting anti-freeze into the intake is. how in the hell does that help with cold-starts? one would think injecting a non-flamable liquid into the engine would impede starting. Well, it was something that Mazda used for quite a while, since my '73 RX-2 had it also. |
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