NJP5Guy said:How much work is invloved in doing this...so as to prevent any probs. I've never ripped apart an intake manifold before and am wondering if its a real undertaking. i wonder if there is a how-to.
silver03p5 said:my vtcs screw fell out on wednesday. so malloy mazda in woodbridge va fixed her up. new head and intake mani for me! all is well now if you have an injen intake, and you hear what sounds to be the cruise control selenoid rattling, but louder, its actually probably your vtcs screw, so be careful
IIRC, NSN motorsports did a pretty good write up on this for the thermal spacers they made. I used that and I think there was another set of instructions somehwere when I did mine.Mazdamia said:If it isn't raining this weekend I plan on doing an intake manifold removal write-up. Just wait...
no. they both have butterflies. they both have screws. vtcs is the one that the screws fall out oftoucci said:Umm, aren't we talking about the screws on the vics (variable intake control system) butterflies, not vtcs (variable tumble control system)???
keleko said:auuugh, so that means mine's gonna have a problem? sticker in door frame says 07/02, but everything about the car (including paperwork) says it's an '03
keleko said:auuugh, so that means mine's gonna have a problem? sticker in door frame says 07/02, but everything about the car (including paperwork) says it's an '03
someone was selling cd's of the manual in an acrobat file on ebay for like 10 bucks. in case anyone cares to look for it.silver03p5 said:because everyone has the manual (rollseyes) i know that not a smiley but i have the manual, for both cars, but not everyone wants to shell 100+ for a fsm.
mogi said:umm, protege5.ugly.net, if that one doesn't work, I have it up at floptical.net/protege5/
I should get around to putting up the wiring and stuff as html, so people don't have to grab the whole zip file all the time!