Nope, it's for the VTCS butterflies: http://www.protegefaq.net/tsb/3005C.pdf
im sorry but you are wrong. VTCS (Variable Tumble Control System) never had a recall for falling out screws. VICS (Variable Inertia Charging System) had the problem. here is a good explanation what those do http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?123736199-Vics-vtcs&p=4431264&viewfull=1#post4431264 I know this because the VICS screw fell our in my intake and a couple of my friends and i have never heard of VTCS screws being a problem. here is a post i made showing pictures and explanation in some detail. http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?123717873-screw-in-my-engine-was-recal-preventive-work-not-done-like-it-should-be-help!&p=4049733&viewfull=1#post4049733 VICS is in the top part of the intake just like VTCS which is right by the injectors. If what you said above makes sense then you would not need a plenum gasket to replace VTCS screws and you would only need intake manifold gasket as you do not have to take apart the 2 intake halves. VICS are inside the intake where the plenum gasket is and thats why the kit includes it.There's a kit from Mazda with all the parts to replace the VTCS screws. The part number is FSY1-13-SRZ and it comes with the manifold gasket, the plenum gasket, TB gasket, EGR gasket, and replacement VTCS screws. It's cheaper to buy that instead of getting everything separately (OMP sells it for $15).
exactly^ I feel like this argument shows up every few months. go read the how-to threads or do some research.... its all on this site
im sorry but you are wrong. VTCS (Variable Tumble Control System) never had a recall for falling out screws. VICS (Variable Inertia Charging System) had the problem. here is a good explanation what those do http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?123736199-Vics-vtcs&p=4431264&viewfull=1#post4431264 I know this because the VICS screw fell our in my intake and a couple of my friends and i have never heard of VTCS screws being a problem. here is a post i made showing pictures and explanation in some detail. http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?123717873-screw-in-my-engine-was-recal-preventive-work-not-done-like-it-should-be-help!&p=4049733&viewfull=1#post4049733 VICS is in the top part of the intake just like VTCS which is right by the injectors. If what you said above makes sense then you would not need a plenum gasket to replace VTCS screws and you would only need intake manifold gasket as you do not have to take apart the 2 intake halves. VICS are inside the intake where the plenum gasket is and thats why the kit includes it.
^Sweet man FI is wayyyy toooo funnnn and your P5 is too hot to not be more fun to drive![]()
so, did the 2002 models have this issue as well? I have never had any issues, but with 120k miles, I wonder if I should look into it...
damn Chris Im jelly! If I could only do the same. *sigh* lol