Engine Fire - What Needs Fixing?
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Hi All-
I'm helping a friend get his '86 NA back on the road after his engine fire.
I know there are common causes for many of the fires in these cars....
I've got the dynamic chamber and intake manifold off, and I'm wondering what I should replace/examine under there besides the stuff that obviously got crispy (mostly vac hoses, I'm replacing all the fuel hoses too). He got the fire out relatively quickly, there wasn't a whole lot of damage. Just a burst water hose (easily fixed) and lots of nasty white powder everywhere!
Here's a couple of pics:
http://www.geocities.com/workhouse_master/rx7pics.html
What's the usual culprit for fires like these? Pulsation dampener? Injectors?
Thanks for the info!
I'm helping a friend get his '86 NA back on the road after his engine fire.
I know there are common causes for many of the fires in these cars....
I've got the dynamic chamber and intake manifold off, and I'm wondering what I should replace/examine under there besides the stuff that obviously got crispy (mostly vac hoses, I'm replacing all the fuel hoses too). He got the fire out relatively quickly, there wasn't a whole lot of damage. Just a burst water hose (easily fixed) and lots of nasty white powder everywhere!
Here's a couple of pics:
http://www.geocities.com/workhouse_master/rx7pics.html
What's the usual culprit for fires like these? Pulsation dampener? Injectors?
Thanks for the info!
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