Here's some info from our PMs.. (read from bottom up)
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kwiktsi wrote:
Under the exhaust manifold. Adjusting it is the right way to do it (although Mazda won't like either ), but bending it is how I did it after I got pissed trying to adjust it. If you look at the wastegate actuator, you will see that the rod coming off it is adjustable- loosen the lock nut and thread it in (clockwise about 2 full turns to start. I don't know if you can get it better from underneath the car or not, I know it looked like I had to pull the damn turbo to do it right .
Joe
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t3ase wrote:
What, bending it or adjusting it? I should be fine adjusting it.. So, I'd want to look at the intake manifold (from under the car?) and find a lock nut. Loosen the nut and what exactly do I tighten once that's loose?
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kwiktsi wrote:
The rod on it is adjustable- it is a b**** to do though. If you look down under the manifold, you will see a lock nut on it, you need to loosen this and tighten the rod. If you can't get it, you can get pissed off and bend it like I did . But that will end the warranty since it will be kind of noticeable .
Joe
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t3ase wrote:
How'd you tighten the wastegate? I thought the discussion was that we had an internal wastegate which was not adjustable.