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2001 Mazda Protege - Page 2 Questions & Answers
Why does it blow EFI fuse when trying to start car?
Sounds like you have a wring problem. With both the pump and injector harnesses disconnected. Plug one and check if fuse blows, then disconnect and try with the other harness. This will help you determine which circuit is causing the fuse to blow. Once you determine the circuit, begin checking the wiring from one end to the other and see it insulation is melted or damaged.
Will crank sensor causes fuel injectors not to fire?
On Multi point fuel injector cars where the sequential actuation of the fuel injectors occur the timing is triggered from the Crank Shaft position sensor.
The cam shaft is an also key sensor providing the crank shaft rotation sequence first or second rotation to provide the complete timing function
Without these two sensors no spark or fuel.
An engine code will be recorded will provide the culprit if one has failed.
Hope this helps.
Starter in 2001 protege is clicking. Does the
I would start by cleaning and check the battery posts. Then ensure you have a good solid connection from your power source. "Jumper cables, Battery charger" etc. Typically bad starters don't just click. If the Bendix is bad it would free spin "Hum". If the windings are bad it wont make any noise at all. The click you are hearing is a quick surge of power that is then stopped. Good luck.
How do i bypass a power steering pump in a 2001 mazda protege without using a smaller belt
You can't. And I wouldn't do it for several reasons. First of all, it will be really difficult to turn the wheel at slower speeds and the reaction time of turning the wheels will be increased tremendously, thus increasing your chances of getting into an accident. Having no power steering assist on a car originally designed with power steering IS NOT the same as a car with manual steering. Second: many power steering racks require some form of recirculating fluid to keep the seals and the rack lubricated. So without the pump, eventually you might seize up the rack or blow a seal and that's a nice expensive repair. If you need further help, reach me via phone at
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Hi, I have a Mazda
SOUND LIKE ENGINE OVER HEATING GETTING TOO HOT.CHECK COOLANT LEVEL.IF COOLANT LEVEL OKAY.REPLACE THERMOSTAT AND RADIATOR PRESSURE CAP.HAVE THE ENGINE AND COOLANT TEMPERATURE CHECKED. YOUR RADIATOR AND ENGINE BLOCK COULD NEED FLUSHING OUT.IF COOLANT LEVEL WAS LOW.CHECK FOR LEAKING WATER PUMP WEEP HOLE OR GASKET, CHECK ALL COOLANT HOSES FOR LEAKS.
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