Changes to 2005 model?
#26
Originally posted by MRX_Rotary
The 2005 model should come with a standard V6, 'cuz rotaries Suxx0rs!!!1!
j/k :p
EDIT: But seriously, I would like the under-powered manual to be for sale in North America. That way, if someone buys a shift **** for it, I can buy their RX-8 5spd **** from them for cheap for my RX-7!! (which badly needs a new shift ****)
The 2005 model should come with a standard V6, 'cuz rotaries Suxx0rs!!!1!
j/k :p
EDIT: But seriously, I would like the under-powered manual to be for sale in North America. That way, if someone buys a shift **** for it, I can buy their RX-8 5spd **** from them for cheap for my RX-7!! (which badly needs a new shift ****)
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5 Speed Auto, torque converters which can handle 9500RPM??
5 Speed Auto, torque converters which can handle 9500RPM??
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Gordon
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Is there a particular reason why there isn't a sticky for the M flash? Seems like it would help deter a lot of posts about flooding. A little more RTFM.....
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I'd like to see the option packages changed. Leather without a sunroof for those of us who don't fit with the sunroof.
That's what I'm holding out for. If they don't change it, I'll just get the cloth interior, but it would be nice to have the option.
That's what I'm holding out for. If they don't change it, I'll just get the cloth interior, but it would be nice to have the option.
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Originally posted by went_postal
Is there a particular reason why there isn't a sticky for the M flash?
Is there a particular reason why there isn't a sticky for the M flash?
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Gordon
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Originally posted by Vaillant
I'd like to see the option packages changed. Leather without a sunroof for those of us who don't fit with the sunroof.
I'd like to see the option packages changed. Leather without a sunroof for those of us who don't fit with the sunroof.
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Gordon
#33
Originally posted by Gord96BRG
Kind of like my car, then?
(In Canada, the GT package does not include the sunroof - there's only two factory options for the GT, sunroof and then Nav.)
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Gordon
Kind of like my car, then?
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Originally posted by Gord96BRG
The rare flooding issue is NOT a problem, it's an operating issue that can be entirely avoided by following 1 simple step - if the car is cold when you start it, let the car warm up for a few minutes before you turn it off. End of problem.
The rare flooding issue is NOT a problem, it's an operating issue that can be entirely avoided by following 1 simple step - if the car is cold when you start it, let the car warm up for a few minutes before you turn it off. End of problem.
I know the rules so my car hasn't flooded but it sure was a pain in the butt the other day when I had to move my car 10 feet when it was cold and it took me 5 minutes just to go for a quick drive to make sure my car wouldn't flood. I still say this shouldn't be an issue for any MY2004 car.
Problem - yes
can I live with it and not experience it - yes
Would I like to have it fixed - YES !!!! (I know M flash)
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Those who say the flooding issue isn't an isuue also need to remember that:
1) Accidents do happen (i.e. inadvertent stalls when pulling out of a parking space, for example.)
2) For better or worse, there are sometimes occasions when someone else must drive your car, most notably places that offer valet parking only.
Both of these situations could result in a flooded car despite your own religious adherence to the "Quick Tips" advice about shutting off the car before the engine is properly warmed up...
1) Accidents do happen (i.e. inadvertent stalls when pulling out of a parking space, for example.)
2) For better or worse, there are sometimes occasions when someone else must drive your car, most notably places that offer valet parking only.
Both of these situations could result in a flooded car despite your own religious adherence to the "Quick Tips" advice about shutting off the car before the engine is properly warmed up...
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Originally posted by BillK
Those who say the flooding issue isn't an isuue also need to remember that:
Those who say the flooding issue isn't an isuue also need to remember that:
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Gordon
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