Subject	My guess is a loosened connector due to vibration. Check
Posted by	jzack on May 02, 2016 at 12:08 PM
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In Reply To	Songs of a sick Z (Mystery sounds inside!) posted by Stokens (AR) on May 02, 2016 at 11:20 AM
Message	the CAS as well as verifying its hold down bolts are tight, do the same for the TPS, PTU and verify all the coil pack connectors are seated. The injector connectors are harder to check but if all else fails, check them too.
Follow Ups	Songs of a sick Z (Mystery sounds inside!) - Stokens (AR) 11:20:52 05/02/16 My guess is a loosened connector due to vibration. Check - jzack 12:08:44 05/02/16 Quick Update... - Stokens (AR) 15:16:02 05/02/16 Re: Quick Update... - ttz'in (norcal) 16:01:46 05/02/16 Late night update. - Stokens (AR) 21:03:23 05/02/16 It's failed if the contacts are nice and clean and meter is - jzack 22:39:43 05/02/16 BTW- usually just one doesn't fail, expect others to do the - jzack 22:42:57 05/02/16 Right. I guess this time I'll just do all 6. - Stokens (AR) 10:02:35 05/03/16 Rehabs are a crap shoot...nothing electrical is touched. (n/m) - jzack 16:41:22 05/03/16 What injectors are in there? OEM pintle type ? (n/m) - ZUL8TR 04:36:38 05/03/16 OEM Remanufactured. - Stokens (AR) 10:03:19 05/03/16 I would upgrade to OEM pintleless, less problems but you >> - ZUL8TR 13:55:35 05/03/16 Nissan dealer does not warranty electric parts>>> - ZUL8TR 14:02:27 05/03/16 Here is Bernie kit>> - ZUL8TR 14:09:43 05/03/16 This is what I bought 4 years ago from Bernie. - Stokens (AR) 17:01:18 05/03/16 Re: This is what I bought 4 years ago from Bernie. - njz 21:41:25 05/07/16 Re: Songs of a sick Z (Mystery sounds inside!) - twan 08:29:29 05/08/16
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