| Be glad it didn't burn to the ground and the cops didn't charge you with insurance fraud and arson *happened to a friend of mine* I suspect an electrical short. Have a technician go through everything and test/troubleshoot the source of the short and any collateral damage that may have been caused. Not to be an ass, but It sounds like you know just enough about the Z to be dangerous. good luck. PS -- I was just thinking that perhaps an auxillary power cable from the battery wasn't properly protected and may have shorted near the firewall. I have a power lead for my alarm system in that same area of the engine bay. I have my doubts about blaming factory Nissan electrical. The design, quality, and engineering seem bulletproof to me (as far as causing a fire is concerned). PSS -- doesn't this belong in TECHNICAL

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