Subject	Check the CAS subharness for corrosion
Posted by	black300zx on November 28, 2021 at 9:41 AM
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In Reply To	Re: If there is nothing wrong with your CAS, why replace? posted by dregos on November 27, 2021 at 07:50 PM
Message	if you follow the harness from the CAS, you'll find another pair of connectors directly inline with the CAS circuit. Those contacts can corrode and cause dead cylinders. The couple times I've had a bad CAS, it lead to a completely dead engine (no fuel or spark). If it's running, but just has a miss or a dead cylinder, I'd look elsewhere.
Follow Ups	Considering replacing my CAS on my 91NA 2+2. I had read that - dregos 18:00:45 11/27/21 If there is nothing wrong with your CAS, why replace? (n/m) - MixManMash 19:14:34 11/27/21 Re: If there is nothing wrong with your CAS, why replace? - dregos 19:50:42 11/27/21 Check the CAS subharness for corrosion - black300zx 09:41:58 11/28/21 Re: Check the CAS subharness for corrosion - dregos 13:48:15 11/28/21 Have you looked at the PTU? (n/m) - vorpalZed 10:10:41 11/28/21 Re: Have you looked at the PTU? - dregos 13:48:32 11/28/21 I have a brand new 90-93 unit if interested. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 08:32:52 11/30/21 Thank you, if I need it, I'll email you. Thanks again (n/m) - dregos 22:41:34 11/30/21
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