Conclusion: POS parts car Miata. Final episode.

In this episode, we say goodbye to what’s left of the POS Miata and I show you a few things.
The good parts of this little rust bucket will live on in other Miatas.
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[@zacharytribou2728]

this video is actually really helpful for the people who need to see the back of the engine, and you did it in 1080p glory

[@WiSeNhEiMeR-1369]

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[@roelandzw1846]

Brilliant footage, give's away many miata secrets!

[@stantheman5163]

Thanks for thinking of doing this.

[@daniell3235]

Good video to use as reference. thank you

[@mysterytour5983]

I would have done a little trailer with the rear! lol

[@michaelanderson6900]

Love your videos, I've watched almost all. The one thing I can't ftgure out is where should I store the log werench in my 1991 NA Miata's trunk? Also, what's the best way to change the fuel filter? Thanks!

[@MiataMan]

I usually store the lug wrench in the Jack well. In the spare tire is also a good place. If you have the original felt sleeve, it will stop it from rattling around. I would wrap a small towel / cloth around it too.

[@MiataMan]

As for the fuel filter replacement, here is a link to Miata.net that explains the process.
www.miata.net/garage/FuelFilterChange/index.html