Fuse panel for mazda rx-7 which is heater fuse 1983

WHEN YOU BUY A 1983 MAZDA RX 7 YOU ARE BUYING SOME ONE'S PROBLEMS. SO NOW THIS CAR YOU HAVE TO GIVE IT A COMPLETE CHEK UP.YOU HAVE TO ASK YOU'R SELF HOW LONG IS THIS CAR BEEN SITTIN WITHOUT ANYONE DRIVING IT??? NOW YOU HAVE TO FIGUAR OUT WHERE DO I START,1- GAS FILTER GAS PUMP, GAS TANK- -DOES IT HAVE ANY GUNK? 2-DOSE THE CARBURETOR NEED CLEANIG OR ADJUSTING OR REBUILDING ? 3-HOSES 4-DOES THE ENGINE HAVE GOOD COMPRESSION 5-RADIATOR AND COOLING SYSTEM? OIL LEAKS CHECK OIL PAN SEE THAT THERE IS NO WATER IN IT.THESE ARE THE THINGS THAT NEED AN INSPECTION..I WOULD START FIRST BY CHECKING ENGINE COMPRESSION YOU NEED A PRESSURE GAUGE IF YOU HAVE ONE OR BUY ONE AT AUTO ZONE IS BEST TO BUY THE TYPE OF GAUGE THAT SCREWS IN THE PISTON HOLE. IF YOU BUY ONE ASK A SERVICEMEN FROM AUTO FOR INSTRUCTIONS...
GOOD LUCK AND WORK SAFELY.

D,R,CLAUDIO

Left side engine compartment, front of strut tower.

compression check required

Ebay is likely the best place, as most bone yards dont have first gen RX7s anymore. I checked and they are very cheap 10$ max

well if you havent checked your fuses there is a fuse that will keep them from goin up or your switch is bad and you may have to replace it. that what i had to do with mine.

Yes it is right next to the fuel tank, under a metal cover. It is on the driver's side in front of the rear axle

with great difficulty ,its a dirty hard backbreaking job ,now is it front wheel drive or rear wheel drive

http://autorepair.about.com/library/firing_orders/bl-fo-14344.htm

Try this web site for the info.
I hope this works!
Good Luck .!

dear friend-plse go to the following web site and you will find a manual with everything in it.
WWW.BOOKS4CARS.COM enter under mazda then put in year model and there you are.

There are a handful of fusible links on that year vehicle. A repair manual will give you a wiring diagram that should show what's not working with a "blown" link. From there, you can use a "loom diagram," which should also be in the repair manual, to locate the offending wire and replace it-- You don't need to replace with with another fusible link, but you do need to put a fuse that's rated with the same amp. value as the link should have been.