Subject	I'd start by looking at electrical connections
Posted by	Rocket man on August 06, 2012 at 8:46 PM
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In Reply To	1990 Nissan 300zx TT Wont start posted by mcquitster on August 06, 2012 at 05:31 PM
Message	Specifically the PTU connections, but others including the MAF connector might be the problem also. Look for corrosion, clean them up, give them the wiggle test and hopefully you'll be lucky and that's all it is. I've had corroded connection problems for years. It's better now as I've clean them all and replaced some others, but it's almost always the first thing I check when the car isn't running right. Years ago my car started misfiring at high rpm, stalled out completely, and then wouldn't start at all. Finally figured out it was corroded PTU connections. . 90 300zx TT 13.285@106.08 (old stock turbo set up) 94 Camaro Z28 13.751@101.83 03 WRX 13.973@94.88 02 Mazda MPV; four kids and a wife don't fit in the Z. 90 240sx (sold) 16.9@87
Follow Ups	1990 Nissan 300zx TT Wont start - mcquitster 17:31:24 08/06/12 I'd start by looking at electrical connections - Rocket man 20:46:21 08/06/12 For extra corrosion protection and reduced problems>> - ZUL8TR 08:41:58 08/07/12 Re: 1990 Nissan 300zx TT Wont start - elcid 21:05:32 08/06/12 Also clutch start safety switch at pedal. (n/m) - ZUL8TR 08:42:56 08/07/12
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