Does anyone have the dimensions of the Mazda oil cooler in the 3rd gen?
I downloaded a third gen parts manual, looks like the Mazda part numbers
are N3A1-14-700 and N3A3-14-700. Anyone know the prices? Mazdatrix
doesn't seem to sell them.

Also interesting that the 3rd gen engine mount appears in the drawings
to be at the front of the engine as it was in the 1st gen.

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Perry Mick

The 3rd gen engine mount is on the rear (car) end housing.
Near ideal for our purposes.

Paul Lamar

That's not what this picture shows.

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Perry Mick

That gif looks like a 12A first gen Rx7 auto TX.
The first gif is the one you sent. It appears to be a 1st gen 12A RX7

The second gif is from the Mazda 3rd gen RX7 pdf shop
manual on the Mazda Papers CD. You can tell it is a third
gen engine by the shape of the dynamic chamber.

Paul Lamar

Make no sense to me. Here are the pages directly before and after. 1995
RX-7. The page after shows the intake manifold.

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Perry Mick

That is a 89-91 Turbo two. You can tell by the intake manifold, the exhaust
manifold, the intercooler and the turbo. Note the oil cooler under the rad
while the 3rd gen had them on both sides of the rad in front of the wheels.

Where did that parts manual come from?

Paul Lamar

One of the items in the drawing is "twin turbo air intake system", so
that is not 2nd gen. I was wondering about the intercooler, does the 3rd
gen have an intercooler. I have a 2nd gen turbo and the intake does not
look like that. I downloaded the manual from some rotary site. Does your
mirror site have one as well? Maybe 95 is different than 93. Later in
the document the twin oil coolers are shown, that is where I got the
part numbers listed at the top of this message. The cover says it is for
US cars.

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Perry Mick
Custom Composite Props
mick@bridgingworlds.com
http://www.ductedfan.com

That parts manual may be for all years. I am not sure about the mirror
site Russell Kent was going to get it up and running last I heard.

Paul Lamar
 
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