Subject	Backfiring is usually a result of timing being off
Posted by	twinturbineZ on May 21, 2008 at 12:40 AM
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In Reply To	Question on the non turbo Z posted by Nis300owner on May 20, 2008 at 11:01 PM
Message	Could the timing belt have slipped? Or Carbon buildup in the cylinders forming hotspots...You could try doing a carbon flush.. So I'm having this dream! I'm in my Z and these guys are after me, but they can't catch me...So they get a car, but they still can't catch me. So they get a plane, and just as their about to catch me....the TWIN TURBOS KICK IN!
Follow Ups	Question on the non turbo Z - Nis300owner 23:01:47 05/20/08 throwing any C.E.L's? (n/m) - Jason300zxTT 23:46:19 05/20/08 Re: throwing any C.E.L's? - Nis300owner 23:49:28 05/20/08 check engine light (n/m) - ghostinator (fl) 00:35:57 05/21/08 Make sure its - RedTTZ91(OK) 00:11:34 05/21/08 NGK PFR7b-11 - .z 00:28:15 05/21/08 Backfiring is usually a result of timing being off - twinturbineZ 00:40:37 05/21/08 Can you elaborate on "carbon flush" por favor? (n/m) - 300ZMang 10:21:42 05/21/08
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