Bad Vibes
November-2nd-2003 | 02:35 AM
#47
Registered User
Joined: Apr 2002
Posts: 155
From: South Florida
Good ol' Lauderdale for NY? What the heck kind of move is that? Are you a masocist? You should see how beautiful the weather is here now. Check the weather. You know South Florida: 6 months of weather that's too hot but 6 months of paradise. Buffalo gets what, maybe 2 perfect months. Anyway, glad you saw this thread I referred you to. Get the picture on this Protege problem you're having now?
November-2nd-2003 | 10:46 AM
#48
Protege Newbie
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 15
From: Buffalo, NY
my parents bought a place down in Hallandale , right on the intercostal. So i saw this protege and bought it and pulled up to ny. Then i had to pull my dad's car down. So it was cheaper for the 1 way on the u-haul.
I'll be in Florida soon; i'm a resident too, so i get to drive around ny with my olympic spirit plates.. people look at me funny when they see those.
I'll be in Florida soon; i'm a resident too, so i get to drive around ny with my olympic spirit plates.. people look at me funny when they see those.
November-3rd-2003 | 03:26 PM
#49
Registered User
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 4
From: charlottesville/norfolk
proteges from florida
my 94 protege came from sunny florida, too. i have the same vibration problem and tried fixing it by changing the idle speed. i think the manual says it should idle at 750 rpm? that didn't work all that well, tho. tell me this vibration is not a curse? did anybody manage to fix it?
November-3rd-2003 | 11:53 PM
#50
Registered User
Joined: Apr 2002
Posts: 155
From: South Florida
Ginga, it really isn't that the cars are from Florida that causes the problem. Both the 94's I owned were made in a plant in Kentucky. I hate to break the bad news to you but there ain't no fix to it. Some of the Proteges develop this problem and others never will.
November-4th-2003 | 03:00 AM
#51
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Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 10
From: NC
Originally posted by mike_moss
err...i dont put it in neutral at every stoplight....and mine doesnt shake like a ****...and some ppl said their's shakes alot even when driving....i dont have that....i'm not sure...but i have a hunch its probably because w/AT its a more solid linkage? hmmm...we'll need someone like jesse to answer a q like that...anyone? anyone? anyone?
err...i dont put it in neutral at every stoplight....and mine doesnt shake like a ****...and some ppl said their's shakes alot even when driving....i dont have that....i'm not sure...but i have a hunch its probably because w/AT its a more solid linkage? hmmm...we'll need someone like jesse to answer a q like that...anyone? anyone? anyone?
November-4th-2003 | 03:17 AM
#53
Smoking or Non-Smoking???
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 731
From: Philly
Ah, forgot about the FAQ
see, a long time ago, someone racked their brain and threw together a long *** website/document to clarify all the clout... standing as this is as ACCURATE as we can get without consulting mazda itself, i quote
thank you for trying, and come again 
peace
Where is my Protegé made?
All US/Canada Protegé's to date are built at the Hiroshima plant at Ujina,
Hiroshima, Japan. Protegé 5's are built at the Hofu 1 plant near Yamaguchi,
Japan.
If people tell you the Protegé is built in the US, they are wrong.
Only the old Escorts and Tracers (which were BG based) were built in Michigan
and Mexico.
All US/Canada Protegé's to date are built at the Hiroshima plant at Ujina,
Hiroshima, Japan. Protegé 5's are built at the Hofu 1 plant near Yamaguchi,
Japan.
If people tell you the Protegé is built in the US, they are wrong.
Only the old Escorts and Tracers (which were BG based) were built in Michigan
and Mexico.
peace
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