Subject	This is textbook behavior for a failing PTU
Posted by	spicyZ on April 06, 2015 at 12:02 PM
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In Reply To	Re: This might help.... posted by Irishguy73 on April 06, 2015 at 12:30 AM
Message	When the car gets warm, the PTU fails. Once it cools off, it will work again - for a little while. And then you're left stranded. All signs point to a bad PTU based on your diagnostics. If you can't get it covered under the recall, you can find people selling used (new style) PTU's in the classified section regularly. Make sure it includes the harness you need to connect the new style PTU to your existing old style harness. Good luck! -jb
Follow Ups	300zx help! - Irishguy73 13:05:59 03/29/15 Can you hear the fuel pump running when the key - Tanley 14:31:57 03/29/15 Re: 300zx help! - caliz32 15:20:24 03/29/15 Run the ECU diagnostics as a first step. (n/m) - spicyZ 11:54:54 03/30/15 37K original miles: car has sat a lot. Is this the first - Zuberman 23:51:09 03/31/15 Re: 37K original miles: car has sat a lot. Is this the first - Irishguy73 22:36:13 04/01/15 Have you run the ECU diagnostics as I suggested? - spicyZ 10:28:25 04/02/15 Re: Have you run the ECU diagnostics as I suggested? - Irishguy73 16:06:15 04/02/15 This might help.... - Zuberman 14:30:24 04/04/15 Re: This might help.... - Irishguy73 00:30:47 04/06/15 That is about the same routine the mechanic will use to - Zuberman 09:08:32 04/06/15 I would recommend against relocation - spicyZ 12:04:36 04/06/15 This is textbook behavior for a failing PTU - spicyZ 12:02:56 04/06/15 Re: This is textbook behavior for a failing PTU - Irishguy73 20:11:42 04/06/15
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