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Old 09-12-2014, 11:07 PM
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if you're hoping to use the same bolt that you had in there that was holding the compressor bracket, you'll either have to cut it down, or just get a new, shorter one.

get what fail wagon said to get and you'l be good to go
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I just used one from my bucket of bolts and cut it to size.
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I have you all beat in the "jesus christ you are a lazy ******" department

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Propz sir. Brilliant.
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It was actually Gesso's idea, the 11mm socket is on his Exocet
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Originally Posted by Impuls

Well ****, thats not cool at all. O.o
I wonder if one of these will work?
45mm is the correct length. Longer than that will bottom out and require a washer or two.
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IIRC I just ordered mine from mazda because its a specific length and the standard sizes to either side are either too long or too short and from mazda it was the same money as buying the 5 or whatever I would have had to get from mcmaster.
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Originally Posted by EO2K
I have you all beat in the "jesus christ you are a lazy ******" department

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gimme your paypal, imma send you 5$
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I put a 40mm bolt in there right now barely threads but the hardware store wasn't open.
I'll get the 45mm but you guys are scaring me with this.

I found a boost leak yesterday while over at some miata buddies house, they were doing 1.6>1.8 breaks, I was ******* off like usual.
The little VTCS electric valve I think or something on the back of the intake manifold was leaking boost bad. So I plugged the ports going to that.
Still only 10psi, Maybe wastegate spring "settled"?

BUT
Also, when all else fails I developed a weird issue...
Usually only after start up and drive for a bit, hit boost a few times and it goes away. But tonight coming home from work after idling to jump a persons car it did it ALL the way home. (like 1.7mi :P)

But partial throttle, AFRs skyrocketed.
It also did this the night I looked for my boost leak. After I left my friends house to go home. Car jerked and bucked. Didn't see too much AFR's then though.

I never fail you guys! Issues ALLTHETIME.
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Do yourself a favor, buy a new whole car wire harness and put it in your car. replace the whole thing.

all of these issues you've had over the last.... since OP.... could have been avoided since you have ratty wiring.
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Originally Posted by shlammed
Do yourself a favor, buy a new whole car wire harness and put it in your car. replace the whole thing.

all of these issues you've had over the last.... since OP.... could have been avoided since you have ratty wiring.
I don't see how anything correlates to "ratty wiring" when it's just a stock harness. O2 system is wired in fine. That's the only thing I could imagine messing up anything. Nothing else has been modified really besides extending the coolant sensor wires.
Don't get me wrong, I'd love to just tear apart the car and start new. But no garage.

The car is undrivable now. Vacuum leak or something.
Was going to go grab that 45mm bolt go to start it and datalog see if what happened last night will happen after cold start and... yeah you can say it did
I took a datalog of idle then I tried to drive around a bit

Just pops and putters with load. I tried looking for a Vacuum leak by spraying around everywhere with no luck.
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If you don't have a MAF, vacuum leak won't/shouldn't do that.
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Originally Posted by concealer404
If you don't have a MAF, vacuum leak won't/shouldn't do that.
It's air density/MAP only.
What would cause -14inHg idle?

I'm going to test fuel pressure as well.

I'm going to be pissed if this is just "bad fuel" since I just switched gas stations I fill at.
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A vac leak could cause those numbers at idle, but it probably won't make your car actually idle like ****.

Now on the other hand, your car idling like **** can and will give bad vac numbers.

Fun, huh?
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Old 09-15-2014, 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by concealer404
A vac leak could cause those numbers at idle, but it probably won't make your car actually idle like ****.

Now on the other hand, your car idling like **** can and will give bad vac numbers.

Fun, huh?
Y u do dis 2 me?

I'm checking fuel. Double checking timing and spark plugs.

This seemed to be a progressive thing the past 3 days and now today it's just bad.
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you check for leaks around the injectors? like an o-ring?

-14 at idle is not good, and sounds like a pretty massive leak
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Originally Posted by 18psi
you check for leaks around the injectors? like an o-ring?

-14 at idle is not good, and sounds like a pretty massive leak
Yeah I sprayed carb cleaner everywhere. Upper manifold, TB, braje booster lines, injectors/rail, vacuum lines even all the way inside to the MS.

It seemed like I could hear a hissing but it could of been the **** idle.
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Just for **** and giggles I started disconnecting coils.

Get to #4 > disconnect > runs better > connect runs worse > disconnect again > runs better.
Still have to check it out. Going to pull the plug and probably get an inspection camera in there, along with typical compression check and ****.
I'm a little scared now.
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So it runs better on 3 than it does on 4?

/boggle
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