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A Few Problems With My New 7 Help

Old May 29, 2005 | 04:39 PM
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Well I just purchased my 87 n/a and I was looking over the engine. There are a lot of plugs that lead to nothing but i think its because the car was orginally a T2 but for some reason the owner switched it to N/a. Well I was looking over the car and I noticed that the plug that goes into the stock headers which I am assuming is the O2 sensor is plugged into the header but the other end is just hanging and is not plugged in. There is about 1-2 feet of wire between the two ends and I cannot find where it plugs into. If anyone knows which I am sure you do please let me know. Also my 5/6th actuators are stuck closed I think they will not open when revving it, also they will not open by hand even when i press hard. There is a nipple at the bottom of them and by the diagrams I have seen there is supposed to be a air line there but I dont know where it connects to. Please help me to get this baby running well. Thanks and sorry for the long post.
Old May 29, 2005 | 04:48 PM
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i'm with you too, no one ever worked on my car besides the guy i got it from and me.



so many plugs that arent plugged to anything kind of make you think mazda got bored and decided to try to play a hide go seek with wires
Old May 29, 2005 | 06:21 PM
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someone out there has to know where the O2 sensor connects into comon guys help a new 7 owner out.
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