Subject	Corroded electrical connectors are a big cause of
Posted by	doug8867 on June 28, 2008 at 9:45 PM
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In Reply To	any suggestions posted by badluck on June 27, 2008 at 09:55 PM
Message	intermittent hesitation problems. To clean them you will need a pic set available at big box hardware store to remove the connector clips and scrape off the corrosion, and some electrical contact cleaner, then coat the connector with dielectric grease afterward. Connectors to check for the greenish corrosion are: TPS, 6 injectors, (coolant temp sensor - usually yellow or red on radiator pipe in front) (air regulator, AAC connector. - yellow and light blue connectors at right rear top of engine) Here's a link to some pics of various parts. [ http://www.z32photoguide.com/index.html ] Hope that helps. ps. O2 sensors could be culprit in failed emissions. There is an O2 sensor test you can perform to see if yours are working properly. Look in the TECH page of this site for "ecu self diagnostics" for info.
Follow Ups	any suggestions - badluck 21:55:21 06/27/08 car had 60k tuneup but not 90k has 98k on it now - badluck 21:57:19 06/27/08 Corroded electrical connectors are a big cause of - doug8867 21:45:02 06/28/08
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