Subject	Would electrical contact cleaner help with this type of
Posted by	FrozTTy on July 24, 2018 at 7:19 AM
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In Reply To	This. Even check up the harness at length from connectors. posted by MixManMash on July 23, 2018 at 02:28 PM
Message	issue? Obviously the ONLY real remedy is to replace the entire EFI harness, but I'm not looking at a motor pull any time soon, unfortunately :( It was running rough yesterday, and I jiggled some wires on the driver's side, starting from the TPS and working my way back. Messing with some wires SEEMED to smooth it out, but this is only mere perception. Perhaps this weekend I can dive into each and every connector/wiring job I've done and figure this out. I miss my silky-smooth Z
Follow Ups	Another Intermittent Hesitation Post.... - FrozTTy 08:14:43 07/22/18 Did you clear that code yet? (n/m) - compirate 09:57:39 07/22/18 No I have never pulled the motor (n/m) - FrozTTy 10:43:26 07/22/18 I meant from the ECU. (n/m) - compirate 15:03:35 07/22/18 i dont have any datascan etc - FrozTTy 19:11:30 07/22/18 Check the coolant temp sensor plug/wiring first - Doug71zt(CAN) 17:46:21 07/22/18 Solid insight...thanks I will look around (n/m) - FrozTTy 19:10:01 07/22/18 My PTU is direct wired - no more subharness - FrozTTy 09:04:29 07/23/18 Z32 wiring corrosion is nothing compared to - Doug71zt(CAN) 02:10:20 07/25/18 Well, any work I perform is always thought-out - FrozTTy 07:11:30 07/25/18 Yes, tough to do if its a DD - Doug71zt(CAN) 08:09:25 07/25/18 I was also curious about the coil packs. - FrozTTy 09:06:00 07/23/18 This. Even check up the harness at length from connectors. - MixManMash 14:28:11 07/23/18 Would electrical contact cleaner help with this type of - FrozTTy 07:19:03 07/24/18 Electrical contact cleaner is not going to get under the - MixManMash 07:32:01 07/24/18 Well duh. I meant for actual cleaning. - FrozTTy 10:52:41 07/24/18 Is there a certain 'kind' of wire that must be used? (n/m) - FrozTTy 13:54:24 07/24/18 Not really. I used CSA type TEW which is UL type MTW. (n/m) - MixManMash 07:43:37 07/25/18
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