Subject	Re: I had the same problem. replace cluster first.
Posted by	Timmy on January 29, 2010 at 10:09 AM
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In Reply To	I had the same problem. replace cluster first. posted by tuckz32 on January 29, 2010 at 06:43 AM
Message	:2. While pushing the clutch in at moderate speed would cause the engine speed to drop and the car would CUT OFF. I had the same issues but I replaced the Fuel pressure regulator and fuel dampner and it did the trick Tim Hartigan 1993 Superwhite TT (March 2000-November 2004) 41/2 years and 70,000 of some the best times of my life 1993 Aztec Red TT (Feb 6 2006 to current)
Follow Ups	my new Z! (pictures inside) - Jiro 23:12:20 01/28/10 Man i wish you luck, but seems to be very fixable. - skyladyzx 23:30:08 01/28/10 Re: Man i wish you luck, but seems to be very fixable. - njz 00:35:50 01/29/10 Re: my new Z! (pictures inside) - BoneZ 23:57:21 01/28/10 Sounds like a workable project. - CameronSF 00:37:25 01/29/10 oil pressure? - Pahaf 02:38:45 01/29/10 I had the same problem. replace cluster first. - tuckz32 06:43:07 01/29/10 Re: I had the same problem. replace cluster first. - Timmy 10:09:41 01/29/10 You can use AC[dover] post below as inspiration! - BeachZ 07:20:24 01/29/10 that's pretty sweet. - KasbeKZ 09:11:23 01/29/10 Congrats. As others have said, all of the issues that you've - Dave N 09:23:46 01/29/10 did your email change again? (n/m) - Smitytec 11:07:02 01/29/10 No. Even the most basic of primates should be able to type - Dave N 17:09:38 01/29/10 No way! The fuel light goes on when almost out of fuel?? - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 15:47:35 01/29/10 Sexy color yo (n/m) - LivinTheDream 17:38:37 01/29/10 If The Price Was Right......!!! - ADRENALINE RUSH 03:42:09 01/30/10
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