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RX-7 2nd Gen Specific (1986-92) RX-7 1986-92 Discussion including performance modifications and technical support sections. |
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and yes, the brass crimps that hold the 12v wires to the loom can and do fail. but i'd be more concerned as to why the engine failed at 5psi and under 4500 RPMs, even if it was running extremely lean that criteria would not pop an engine. if the timing wasn't set properly, a secondary injector was not functioning and it was taken slightly higher than that then yes i could foresee it as possible. or the engine already had 1 foot in the grave and the fuel issue is a secondary problem that killed the marginal engine.
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I started the removal process friday and found 2 ground wires not grounded to the engine(the stock compression tube on the throttle body). I removed the upper intake to disconnect everything and the rear injector plug was barely on. With the way you had to start it, I'd say the compression was already down. It was on borrowed time.
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