Midnightmazda

im trying to post pictures to get help on my manifold hoses and gas lines. only problem is it keeps saying a moderator needs to approve them. its been like 5 days.... can anyone help.

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iTrader: (9)

the fastest way to get mod attention is post about politics lol......dont do this. trust me

new members need 10 posts and i think 30 days before having full access to the site. i could post them if you email me the pics

Midnightmazda

dm me and ill send you my email

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Loki

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Well right off the bat, the engine undertray is missing and that's a functional component of the cooling system. Without it air goes under the car instead of through the radiator and the car overheats at speed. Problem number 1.

Your fuel line looks like a fuel line, but I don't recall it having that sheath on it. Seems unusual.

What intake is on there? On the stock car, the rubber accordion section in front of the throttle body is where many of those vacuum hoses are supposed to hook up. The AEM/Mazdaspeed intakes have nipples on the metal pipe section for same. All I see here is a silicone union and a smooth pipe. Can you take a picture of the whole intake or tell us the make?

Cheap/poorly designed intakes are super bad for this car.

What is the hose labeled 'Thailand' connected to at both ends? I can't think of what that would be on a stock car.

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the intake tube looks like a k&n version 2 hot air intake.

what brand are those coils?

Midnightmazda

i dont know the brand on the coils and this is the way i bought the car. and k&n is correct on the intake and thats the gas line i was talking about... idk i fillowed the diagram and i think i messed up somewhere should i just pull everything out and try it again step by step to see where i went wrong? like the diagrams dont match what i have in my car and this is why im having an issue

Loki

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The thin line with the elbow in the first picture is your primary fuel line.
I think in addition to taking it all apart and reconnecting, you may need to get some of the original lines. The fuel lines are all on quick-disconnects, so if someone really cut off the disconnects and clamped the lines instead, without a bead on the hard line, you're driving around on a fire hazard.

Try to find a used original intake too, it will have the nipples to connect all this stuff properly. That K&N thing trades horsepower for headaches.

Midnightmazda

thank you guys so much right now its a funding problem im stranded two hours north at my girlfriend's and i have two weeks to get back to work or im fired.... so im just trying to get it home where my garage is and i can be fully equipped to handle the work needed to be done on it.

CaymanRotary

Can you post a vid of you trying to start the car? There could be a million reasons why it's not turning over. Those coils are cheap ebay coils and should be changed out asap. It's likely an issue with ignition just based on the pictures I'm seeing. Have you tried to deflood it?

Midnightmazda

no but id be willing to try anything, how do i de flood it exactly?

CaymanRotary

40th8Jake

Look for a local rotary shop if you have one close when you have time.
let them know your situation and maybe they can work with you. Never hurts to try.