What is the difference between FC and FD?? in details...

[Temujin]

there's no absolute guideline on how many kms an engine has to be rebuilt.. depends on the care of the engine lah.. mileage does give somewhat clues on when an engine needs to be rebuilt, but if u really take care of it in terms of maintenance n not trashing it too much it will last a long time..

from whut i know, the rotary needs the apex seals to be replaced.. search the net, or mebbe sifu can answer

 

[weisun]

hmm....
very positive advice.....

any rotary mech here in zerotohundred that might give some advice??

 

[Khorne]

i smell a guinea pig..

You'de surprised that it is a prominious Rotary mechanic that did the work.
But then again, my friend said that he was okay with it cause nobody's perfect and it was rectified within means and reasons...

CHEERS

 

[Temujin]

You'de surprised that it is a prominious Rotary mechanic that did the work.
But then again, my friend said that he was okay with it cause nobody's perfect and it was rectified within means and reasons...

CHEERS

it's a good thing the engines were given warranty.. and it seems dat the mech does know whut he's doing.. anyways, things happen especially when least expected.. juz try to be careful n do lotsa homework especially if its a rotary..


plus.. rx7s are not called rex.. rex are for impreza wrx (or some call scooby).. both are nice cars tho

 

[Khorne]

The mechanic overlooked the condition of the hoses that's all...
And it's true, things happen especially when least expected...
Anyways it will be a long time more till any of my friends indulge into the rotary world again... They've all gone Scooby mad...

PS: Rex can also be referred to the TX3's, but mostly in Aussie...

 

[weisun]

hahah..

looks like i mistaken rex for something else....

thanks for the lesson guys.

 

[SiGNAL]

I'm no sifu but apex seals are related to increasing boost in rotaries. Stock apex seals can take some abuse but if high boost, they usually change to thicker ones.

hmmm just a neutral opinion, i dont think any engine can live thru 200K on the odometer if it wasn't taken care. most engines need major overhaul at this point.