Subject	Make sure the PTU connectors are fully connected.
Posted by	doug8867 on April 21, 2008 at 9:08 PM
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In Reply To	Just finished timing belt change, now car will not start. posted by WVZ on April 21, 2008 at 01:52 PM
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Follow Ups	Just finished timing belt change, now car will not start. - WVZ 13:52:45 04/21/08 ptu (n/m) - gt300zxtt 14:58:23 04/21/08 power transistor? (n/m) - WVZ 15:12:29 04/21/08 PTU= Power Transistor Unit. It could be that or perhaps - 5280Z_nightstalker 15:25:44 04/21/08 I followed the timing belt change from the FAQ in here. - WVZ 15:46:11 04/21/08 As long as you lined up the 5 white lines on the - Audioquest 16:55:08 04/21/08 I agree with Audio. I did my Timing belt and car worked - 5280Z_nightstalker 17:01:16 04/21/08 funny you say that, im at work and my - WVZ 17:41:16 04/21/08 Even if you do have one or two bad injectors, it - Audioquest 07:45:35 04/22/08 Make sure the PTU connectors are fully connected. - doug8867 21:08:36 04/21/08
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