Mazda FSM question
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Believe me, I have 3 SE-R FSM's, and one for my Jetta. Only one of the SE-R ones stays in the garage, the rest are minty fresh. I have a laptop in the garage, but I'm more comfortable flipping through a book when working on the car.
The one I just bought looks a little used, I'll get a new one to keep in the house eventually.
C
The one I just bought looks a little used, I'll get a new one to keep in the house eventually.
C
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There are some minor differences between the 95 and then the 95.5 (pre odb-ii changes).... Some of the pin-outs have changed on my car vs the 95 FSM. But for the most part you are good. One other thing will be the wiring to the coils......
Bought a hard copy years ago. Supplemented with a soft pdf copy. Handy to have on the laptop for the "hum I wonder...." while at the office, or sitting at the computer....
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Bought a hard copy years ago. Supplemented with a soft pdf copy. Handy to have on the laptop for the "hum I wonder...." while at the office, or sitting at the computer....
Dave,
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Is there a Miata ECU guide anywhere? Mine is 079700-6021. A google search only returns hits on Russian and Polish sites.
1995 block engine (ECU, ECM) Mazda Miata MX5 150.00 USD USD 150.00 -10/94 079700-6021 BPL9 -10/94 079700-6021 BPL9
1995 block engine (ECU, ECM) Mazda Miata MX5 150.00 USD USD 150.00 11-94,1.8,F-5,079700 6021 11-94,1.8, F-5, 079700 6021
1995 block engine (ECU, ECM) Mazda Miata MX5 180.00 USD USD 180.00 11-94,BPL9 18 881,079700-6021,DENSO
1995 block engine (ECU, ECM) Mazda Miata MX5 150.00 USD USD 150.00 -10/94 079700-6021 BPL9 -10/94 079700-6021 BPL9
1995 block engine (ECU, ECM) Mazda Miata MX5 150.00 USD USD 150.00 11-94,1.8,F-5,079700 6021 11-94,1.8, F-5, 079700 6021
1995 block engine (ECU, ECM) Mazda Miata MX5 180.00 USD USD 180.00 11-94,BPL9 18 881,079700-6021,DENSO
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JM1NA3537S0612173
01/95
4 Wire connector.
Ok, so any pro's or con's to a 95.5? IIRC, I've got an extra half point compression. I should probably touch base with DIY and see if it makes a difference to then on the MSPNP.
C
01/95
4 Wire connector.
Ok, so any pro's or con's to a 95.5? IIRC, I've got an extra half point compression. I should probably touch base with DIY and see if it makes a difference to then on the MSPNP.
C
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Basically, everything else should be the same, but some of the wiring. And you won't have the 8.8 to 1 compression. Should be a real 9 to 1....
On my ECU, there's one pin that was supposed to be blank, but it actually had the RPM wire. The spot that is supposed to be the rpm wire is the blank.
Otherwise, things for the Emanage were good....
If you have the 4-wire connector (on same harness as the fuel injectors) to the coils (so you have only 3 wires on the actual coils -- no trigger) than it's definately 95.5.... (I think I might have been a little confusing with the other statement in the last post).
Dave,
On my ECU, there's one pin that was supposed to be blank, but it actually had the RPM wire. The spot that is supposed to be the rpm wire is the blank.
Otherwise, things for the Emanage were good....
If you have the 4-wire connector (on same harness as the fuel injectors) to the coils (so you have only 3 wires on the actual coils -- no trigger) than it's definately 95.5.... (I think I might have been a little confusing with the other statement in the last post).
Dave,
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Are the last 7 digits of the vin, the production number? If so, mine is below 14000.
I pulled the coil connector and it is a 4 position connector, and there's a wire in each spot.
C
I pulled the coil connector and it is a 4 position connector, and there's a wire in each spot.
C
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Borrowed this from over on RandyS' site:
So yeah, no .5 for you probably. <G>
Dave,
In March of 1995 (VIN 61493) when some of the ODB-II electronics were implemented (i.e. Still OBD-I but the cam angle sensor has an extra pulse for the "limp home "mode) the coil connectors were again changed to a 3 wire connector instead of a 4 wire one (The tachameter wire was removed) If using the later coil in a 94-3/95 car then it requires splicing the earlier connector on and derermining how to tap the tach signal. The coil versions are 90-93, 94-3/95, 3/95-97, 99+
Dave,
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