Denki

Hello all ^_^,
I have just recently done a tune-up on my 1.5L DOHC Protege. And, one thing i did (which was stupid of me), was take the distributor all the way off to replace the cap and rotor. Now, When I check the timing with a timing light it shows up at 10 (where it should be). but, isn't the computer just doing advance timing. Does this matter?
The Workshop manual says that i need the System selector tool (B019 9A0) to put the computer into diagnostic mode. Do I really need to buy another tool? is there just a pair of pins i can short?
Also, since the Tune-up i have been getting "clicking" at high revs (past 5K). Bad plugs? I used a fuel injector detergent (no help).

Also, My mechanic said that my distributor O-ring is leaking.. which seems odd to me. But, I cant find this part anywhere (on the web). Anyone know of a good Online Dealer for Mazda parts?

Thanks a bunch

kansei

Jump the "ten" and "grd" pins in the dianostic connector under the hood. Your car will not be computer controlled for the idle and timing . Don't forget to set the base idle before you adjust the timing and don't forget to remove the jumper wire.

Denki

Thanks for the info... I'll take a look later this week and see how things go ^_^

Thanks,
Dave

Denki

One thing i found obnoxious with my Workshop manual was that it didn't have the pin-outs for the Diagnostic port..
but, here is a pic of the pin-outs i found.

http://alflash.narod.ru/ChEngMazda.gif

from

http://alflash.narod.ru/dtcmazda.htm

the page is arabic (i think), but looks like it has some good data.

Thanks,
Dave

Bruce95fmla

I also get that clicking at over 5k , I think it may need a valve adjustment
Bruce

bougha

Arabic, LOL
are you serious you don't talk russian