Finn Lassen <finn.lassen@verizon.net> said:
I would imagine that if it's a 13B, you'll want the 1986 and later.
Also, recommend that you buy the Chilton too.
The first book for the RX-7 I bought was a Chilton book.
Are we talking about the same one, #46800? I suppose that,
on the general principle that it's impossible to have too
much documentation, it's worth having, but its coverage of
the rotary is meager. I found the Haynes manual to be much
more focused and much more comprehensive. I think I
mentioned before that this was the first time I'd found a
Haynes manual to be the better choice.
By all means, get as much technical info as you can;
get a Mitchell manual - if you can find one. Nobody does
wiring diagrams better than Mitchell (except maybe the
factory manual) and you'd be hard-pressed to find better
tuning and troubleshooting procedures - at least that's been
the case for a wide variety of other Make/models I've
researched.
Dale R.
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