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n2olds 07-30-2002 10:43 PM

I have a flooding problem every time I shut the car off. When I finally get it started it runs fine until I shut it off again. I don't know much about these motors, so any ideas would be helpful. The only thing I can think of is maybe a stuck injector...Thanks :(

alton316 07-30-2002 11:17 PM

you dont touch the gas pedal before you go to start it,do you?

cause if you do it will flood every time (at least mine does).

87rx7TurboII 07-30-2002 11:50 PM

Mine does that too.......i klnow mine is mis-firing sometimes so im gonna adjust the timing..........

fstedy 07-31-2002 01:33 AM

the fuel inj.s leak because the pressure from the fuel pump doesn't bleed off after the engine is shut off...after a while the inj's get old and drip because of all the pressure behind them.

either you need a "bleed-off valve" or

some way to cut out the fuel pump while killing or starting the engine



there's a few ways to do one of these things...or

replace the fuel injectors

ILUVMY88CABRIO 07-31-2002 02:30 AM

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

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Rob x-7 07-31-2002 06:31 PM


Originally Posted by alton316' date='Jul 31 2002, 12:17 AM
you dont touch the gas pedal before you go to start it,do you?

cause if you do it will flood every time (at least mine does).

Why would you touch the gas pedal to start the car anyhow? although they say if you floor the pedal then start it it wont flood, never tried it yet. If you are flooding everytime, there is something wrong though, maybe a leaky injector, low compression, also try a battery with more cranking amps.

vosko 07-31-2002 06:55 PM

only on 89-91 cars can you hold the accelerator to the floor to deflood minor flooding. if you flood it real bad you have to do the fuse trick. on 86-88 the TPS is not full range so don't touch the pedal or you will only flood it more! if nothing else crank with the egi fuse removed then reinstall and it should start right up https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/smile.png

Rob x-7 07-31-2002 07:04 PM

Or install my custom switch so you dont have to pull fuses anymore, and it deters theft.

horn4858 07-31-2002 08:27 PM

a can of carb cleaner and blowing out with compressed air helps out. https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...R#>/mellow.png

vosko 07-31-2002 11:01 PM

i have an 89 and 93 . the only time i had to pull the fuse was the day i got it. the guy flooded it so bad it was spraying fuel out the side of the engine for about 10mins of cranking. i had a small flooding problem that went away the more i drove it. i love the full range TPS no more fuse pulling https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png


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