Engine Mechanical:
        
        
            Complete engine disassembly, inspection, repair, and reassembly. Rotary engine specifics, apex seals, rotor housing, eccentric shaft, lubrication system.
        
     
    
        
            Engine Electrical:
        
        
            Ignition system, starting system, charging system, wiring diagrams, component testing.
        
     
    
        
            Emission Control:
        
        
            Exhaust systems, emission control devices, troubleshooting emission-related issues.
        
     
    
        
            Fuel System:
        
        
            Fuel tank, fuel lines, fuel pump, carburetor (likely Zenith Stromberg or similar), troubleshooting fuel delivery.
        
     
    
        
            Clutch System:
        
        
            Clutch operation, hydraulic system, clutch disc, pressure plate, release bearing, adjustment and replacement.
        
     
    
        
            Manual Transaxle:
        
        
            Gearbox disassembly, inspection, repair, lubrication, shift linkage.
        
     
    
        
            Automatic Transaxle:
        
        
            Automatic transmission diagnosis, adjustment, fluid changes, and minor repairs (if applicable to specific models).
        
     
    
        
            Driveshaft Axle:
        
        
            Driveshaft, universal joints, rear axle assembly, wheel bearings.
        
     
    
        
            Suspension System:
        
        
            Front and rear suspension components, shock absorbers, springs, bushings, alignment specifications.
        
     
    
        
            Steering System:
        
        
            Steering column, steering box/rack and pinion, tie rods, power steering system (if equipped), alignment.
        
     
    
        
            Restraint System:
        
        
            Seat belts, structural integrity related to safety.
        
     
    
        
            Brake System:
        
        
            Front and rear brakes (likely disc front, drum rear), hydraulic system, master cylinder, brake lines, pads/shoes, bleeding procedures.
        
     
    
        
            Body Interior Exterior:
        
        
            Body panel repair, door mechanisms, window regulators, trim components, interior trim, weatherstripping.
        
     
    
        
            Body Electrical:
        
        
            Headlights, taillights, interior lighting, wipers, horn, dashboard instruments, wiring schematics.
        
     
    
        
            HVAC:
        
        
            Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system diagnosis and repair (if equipped).
        
     
    
    
        
            Maintenance:
        
        
            Routine maintenance, fluid changes, filter replacements, lubrication, tune-ups.
        
     
    
        
            Troubleshooting:
        
        
            Diagnostic procedures for common and uncommon problems across all vehicle systems.
        
     
    
        
            Repair:
        
        
            Detailed step-by-step repair instructions for virtually all mechanical and electrical components.
        
     
    
        
            Diagnostics:
        
        
            System-specific diagnostics, including electrical testing and mechanical checks.
        
     
    
        
            Wiring Schematics:
        
        
            Comprehensive electrical wiring diagrams for various systems and trim levels.
        
     
    
        
            Specifications:
        
        
            Torque specifications, clearances, fluid capacities, electrical values, diagnostic parameters.
        
     
    
    
        
            Depth Level:
        
        
            Comprehensive (from basic maintenance to major overhauls).
        
     
    
        
            User Target Audience:
        
        
            DIY enthusiasts, independent mechanics, professional technicians.
        
     
 
    
    
    
        
            Engine Type:
        
        
            Rotary (Wankel)
        
     
    
        
            Engine Code Rx2 12A:
        
        
            12A (typically 1.3L equivalent)
        
     
    
        
            Engine Code Rx3 12A:
        
        
            12A (typically 1.3L equivalent)
        
     
    
        
            Engine Code Rx3 12B:
        
        
            12B (later models, potentially twin-rotor, higher displacement)
        
     
    
    
        
            Horsepower Range 12A:
        
        
            Approximately 100-120 hp (depending on specific trim and tuning)
        
     
    
        
            Torque Range 12A:
        
        
            Approximately 115-130 lb-ft (depending on specific trim and tuning)
        
     
    
    
        
            Carburetion Type:
        
        
            Single or Dual Barrel Carburetor (e.g., Zenith Stromberg, Hitachi)
        
     
    
        
            Fuel Type:
        
        
            Unleaded Gasoline (Octane rating as per manual)
        
     
    
        
            Fuel Pump Type:
        
        
            Mechanical or Electric (model dependent)
        
     
 
    
    
    
        
            Body Styles:
        
        
            Coupe, Sedan, Hardtop Coupe (RX-2); Coupe, Sedan, Wagon (RX-3)
        
     
    
        
            Wheelbase Rx2 Sedan:
        
        
            Approx. 97.0 inches (2465 mm)
        
     
    
        
            Wheelbase Rx2 Coupe:
        
        
            Approx. 97.0 inches (2465 mm)
        
     
    
        
            Wheelbase Rx3 Sedan:
        
        
            Approx. 97.0 inches (2465 mm)
        
     
    
        
            Wheelbase Rx3 Coupe:
        
        
            Approx. 97.0 inches (2465 mm)
        
     
    
        
            Wheelbase Rx3 Wagon:
        
        
            Approx. 97.0 inches (2465 mm)
        
     
    
    
        
            Curb Weight Range:
        
        
            Approx. 2200 - 2600 lbs (1000 - 1180 kg), varies by body style and equipment.
        
     
 
    
    
    
        
            Oil Change Interval:
        
        
            Typically every 3,000-5,000 miles or 3-6 months, consult manual for specifics.
        
     
    
        
            Spark Plug Replacement:
        
        
            Intervals vary; manual will specify correct plug type and replacement schedule.
        
     
    
        
            Rotor Oil Level:
        
        
            Regular checks and topping up are crucial for rotary longevity.
        
     
    
    
        
            Engine Oil Type:
        
        
            API SF or SG rated, SAE 10W-30 or 10W-40 recommended (check manual for precise viscosity and API rating).
        
     
    
        
            Transmission Fluid Manual:
        
        
            GL-4 Gear Oil, SAE 75W-90 or 80W-90 (verify with manual).
        
     
    
        
            Transmission Fluid Automatic:
        
        
            Dexron III or equivalent (verify with manual).
        
     
    
        
            Brake Fluid:
        
        
            DOT 3 or DOT 4 brake fluid (verify with manual).
        
     
    
        
            Coolant:
        
        
            Ethylene Glycol based antifreeze, 50/50 mix with distilled water (verify manual).
        
     
    
    
        
            Rotary Engine Wear:
        
        
            Apex seal wear is a primary concern for high-mileage rotary engines; requires rebuild.
        
     
    
        
            Carburetor Issues:
        
        
            Tuning and maintenance of carburetors can be critical for smooth operation.
        
     
    
        
            Rust And Corrosion:
        
        
            Common issue on vehicles of this age, especially in rust-prone climates.
        
     
    
        
            Electrical Gremlins:
        
        
            Aging wiring harnesses and connections can lead to intermittent electrical faults.