I live in Texas and it gets hot this time of yearAnd we live in an upstairs apartment and we constantly run the air conditioner and our apartment never stays coolWhat could I do to keep it cool??
You are kidding right? It is 16-17 years old! better put in the heavy stuff 20W-50 Castrol and park it in the winter to keep it alive for next summerDude is it restored, survivor, High miles-fresh engine- throw us a bone hereThere is a Miata Club in the USA that will get you connected to everything- google it Laughing still ASE Cert Auto Tech, British Car Restorer
Some do and some do notIt depends if it had that optionThe blinking light does mean it has a security system.
I doubt it, I have a 1994 model which is near luxury that people are skeptical of having a factory alarmA 1990 Miata is old and they were made to be cheap for the level of performance they offerThe keyless entry system is probably aftermarket.
I can't say if there was an option on that or notI also have a 90 that I think at one time had an alarmThere was a place for the bulb, switches on the trunk and a module plugged into the ECMTo tell you the truth I don't know what good one would doThe first thing I remember being told about a convertible is do not leave anything in sight, or even lock the doorsBecause if any one wants to try to steal it they will just knife the top to get inWhich is why a remote opening trunk is not something I want on my drop topsBut to the point, Kelly Blue Book does not list one as an option, so I think not.
Do you have an interior apartment (ie.-between other apartments) or are you on an end? If you're on the end, you'll probably always be fighting this problem since you don't have the insulation of the other unitsSome ideas: 1Call the property manager and request either additional insulation or an attic exhaust fan in the attic area2Check windows and doors for drafts and repair with additional weather stripping if necessary3Ask the property maintenance to examine the a/c unit and air flow in and through your apartment4Install a ceiling fan and keep it on constantly to improve air flow5Move Hope that helpsGood luck!
