Need Help, what can cause this?
well get some sensor cleaner and clean out the connectors and check them to make sure they all look ok. The main problem with this is that it could be a number of things. If cleaning the connectors dont work, then replacing the throttle body itself seems to be the next step. I just looked through the factory service manual. But before you go out an buy one, i would again see if you can find one from a friend or something and see if that solves the problem
no problem. i'll do some more research into the problem and see what else i can dig up. Good luck though, keep us posted on the progress. Anything else i find out, i'll post on here.
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Update, just wanted to give a thanks to Brian. He came back to diagnose the car, he and his cousin changed the plugs and she wouldn't start. We decided to change the TB, we were fortunate enough we found one used locally. He installed it, I go to turn on the car and nothing, before I get out Brian says try it again......she starts up without a hitch just a big puff of smoke from the mufflers due to the gas in the engine. Test drove her and she runs like a champ. Thanks once again to Brian for taking time out of his day to help a fellow Z brother out.
Congrats...
Noob question....what's a TB?
**Forget it...figured out it was the throttle body**
Didn't know the throttle body had a sensor...
Noob question....what's a TB?
**Forget it...figured out it was the throttle body**
Didn't know the throttle body had a sensor...
Last edited by 350z006; Nov 27, 2008 at 12:19 AM.


