Subject	Check ALL your related connectors.
Posted by	Trailboss on April 27, 2011 at 7:17 AM
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In Reply To	Now what ?? posted by huey24nissan(NC) on April 26, 2011 at 11:10 AM
Message	Coil pack connectors - if locking clips are broken, replace. Fueld injector connectors - same. I had to replace (clip old and re-solder new) ALL my coil pack and injector connectors. Every one of them was cracked. When you replace, clean the old contacts with spray cleaner, wire brush, etc. Check PTU connectors as well.
Follow Ups	Now what ?? - huey24nissan(NC) 11:10:33 04/26/11 Most likely a coil pack connector if it was caused by a road - Bernie (NoVA) 11:19:14 04/26/11 i hope its just a loose connection, will check at home. - huey24nissan(NC) 13:07:58 04/26/11 Well fudge !!!!! - huey24nissan(NC) 19:25:32 04/26/11 ohm test all of them (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 01:29:06 04/27/11 Yo Bern, Do you have any upper rad hoses? - eriksu9 08:14:15 04/27/11 Check the wiring... - platupus 11:21:35 04/26/11 Huh? Can you say that again....? - ZXoltan 13:08:56 04/26/11 Re: Now what ?? - Coldfusown 13:26:36 04/26/11 Check ALL your related connectors. - Trailboss 07:17:53 04/27/11
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