"TSB's" rewritten
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"TSB's" rewritten
The top few TSB's on the RX-8 have been rewritten recently. What do you think? Go here and read...
http://www.finishlineperformance.com....php?pageid=11
http://www.finishlineperformance.com....php?pageid=11
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Take Engine Lack of Power TSB for example :
They changed couple parts of the TSB. it "specifically" said that the top 2 reason for Engine lack of power "could" came from Clogged CAT or Bad Coils.
Added Warranty terms info. some updated "repair" info, and bunch of other minor changes.
Hmm, seems that they are knowing more and more about the engine failures. a lot of good returned engines maybe ?
They changed couple parts of the TSB. it "specifically" said that the top 2 reason for Engine lack of power "could" came from Clogged CAT or Bad Coils.
Added Warranty terms info. some updated "repair" info, and bunch of other minor changes.
Hmm, seems that they are knowing more and more about the engine failures. a lot of good returned engines maybe ?
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The new one just tells ya that how to install the SAT module properly.
if its ur right side that has condensation, this does not apply to you.
but whatever, if u have a problem and still under ur b2b warranty, go tell them to fix it (they will replace the whole light if water gone in)
if no more b2b warranty, go find the king's DIY (me) to take the lights out and clean it thy self
if its ur right side that has condensation, this does not apply to you.
but whatever, if u have a problem and still under ur b2b warranty, go tell them to fix it (they will replace the whole light if water gone in)
if no more b2b warranty, go find the king's DIY (me) to take the lights out and clean it thy self
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It's been suspected for quite some time that a lot of the dealerships were probably lazy and so yanking engines even if they didn't have to since they couldn't be bothered to diagnose the problem. Glad to see that what we felt seems to be correct.
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