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Old 01-12-2010, 06:32 PM
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I just went to put my 460's in and noticed that the fitment is all fucked up. When tightening them down with the stock rail and stock bolts it leaves quite a few threads left on the bolt and the rail moves a lot. I also accidently broke one of the top spaces trying to tighten them down. I know tons of you have the rx7 injectors, what did ya'll do, remove the spacers or what?
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Mine fit perfectly like the stock ones...
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I don't under stand then why mine won't tighten down without breaking the spacers.
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I feel like I vaguely remember a problem when installing mine. I'm not sure if it was the injectors that gave me the problem, or if it was the tunertoys fuel rail. I believe I did something about the spacers. I wish I wrote **** like that down.....
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What, no one told you about all of the dremeling you need to do to run the RX7 460s?




lol JK. They should fit exactly like stock. Are you sure you didn't lose the spacers? Both the ones that hold the pintle away from the injector's seat on the manifold and the spacers that the rail sits on?
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Mine went in like Flynn.

Main thing is pushing the bottom O-ring all the way in. I tried to order replacements, and gave up after Oreilly's fucked up the order twice (one time they almost let me walk out with $200 worth of INJECTORS for $28).

I carefully pressed in my rock hard O-rings with a flat head, and the fuel rail then sat all the way down.

Not a single fuel or vac leak in nearly 20K miles.
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Sounds like you're not getting all 4 injectors lined up correctly. If one is off, the rail won't tighten down.

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Mine have both the caps on the end of the injector and the spacers on the other side...


So maybe the caps aren't going into the manifold?
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Looks like the cap got thrashed up. Any idea where to get a new cap from?
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The auto parts store?
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I tried but they have the slightest **** of what I'm talking about like most auto stores.
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Originally Posted by Turbo_4
I tried but they have the slightest **** of what I'm talking about like most auto stores.
I'm assuming this is what you need : pintle cap protectors
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That's the thing right there. It appears it cracked whenever I put it in the manifold. I've called three autostores and none have it. I'm assuming those in the link won't fit.
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Originally Posted by Turbo_4
That's the thing right there. It appears it cracked whenever I put it in the manifold. I've called three autostores and none have it. I'm assuming those in the link won't fit.
Those particular ones pictured are wrong, but that's the part you need.

Try looking up injector O ring kits on websites like napaonline and vatozone and discount, etc. A lot of those kits come with new pintle caps. Get the part # and call the store with it.
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I've checked all the sites but can;t seem tofind ****.


I just emailed that injector guy from ebay, so we will see what he says.
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Think I found it:
Mazda RX7 FC 13B Injector Seal & Pintle Rebuild Kit :eBay Motors (item 330200618749 end time Jan-17-10 07:43:15 PST)
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I am sure if you gave Deatschwerks a call and told them you were from MiataTurbo they could probably get you the pintle caps for cheap. And this way you are helping a forum sponsor.
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NAPA has caps and o-rings for rx7 injectors but you have to bring them a part number.
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Part number as in injector number?
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let me know if you still need them
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