Electrical Fire
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Originally Posted by chrism
this is not what i asked you for.....re-read it please i asked for he paperwork your dealer provided for the recall to be scanned and posted or if you can type out what exactly is on there so we can see exactly what the dealer did vs what they claimed to do......i am well aware of the recals and no where in there does it say to fiddl with the fuel rail.....stop being so defensive.....
I dont think it really matters anymore, shes moved on to a pontiac, and they'res no coming back
have fun with the pontiac
#152
RX-8 burning
Bought a 2004 RX-8 demonstrator in early 2005, 700K's on the clock, no mods, always dealer serviced, After a couple of years it fried an electrical loom, 400 bucks for the loom, and about the same to fit same. Sold it to my daughter who recently pulled up with smoke pouring out from the engine bay and from under the car. The Mazda dealer assessment was an electrical short, frying the coils, and allowing excess fuel into the engine which caused the catalytic converter to overheat and burn all types of fittings under the car. Cost for repair over $13,000. My suggestion to her, sell tickets, invite the media, take it into a paddock, and burn it to the ground. Great car when it was going, nightmare when it is not.
Never received any recall notices at any time.
Never received any recall notices at any time.
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