Re: HELP! 1982 280ZX stalls at 3kRPM

Jun 22, 2003 Last reply: 21 years ago 5 Replies

great! thank you Phil!



Dave


For more detail on the TPS see my replies to Nicodemus Telrenner in the
> recent "80 280ZX Hesitation" string.
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> Phil
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No problem, I'm sure you'll return the favor someday, this just happens to be the system I'm having trouble with on my 77 Z at the moment<G>. You know ... I'm about one week ahead of you!

Best,

Phil

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A great resource on the subject: Datsun Manual in PDF format: 280Z Electronic Fuel Injection, Theory and Troubleshooting

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Have fun ... I did.

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A great resource on the subject: Datsun Manual in PDF format: 280Z Electronic Fuel Injection, Theory and Troubleshooting

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Have fun ... I did.

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One week ahead of me! Well Lucky YOU and for me! <grin>

Thank you and thank this group! :))

I have gotten more tips here than anywhere else! I hope to return the = favor sometime soon! I have the original Datsun 1982 ZX manual, if anyone needs any = particular info from the book (scans, specs, etc...) please do not = hesitate to ask.

Dave

Best,

Phil

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great! thank you Phil!

Dave

For more detail on the TPS see my replies to Nicodemus Telrenner in = the=20 recent "80 280ZX Hesitation" string.

Phil

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Phil Sharkey snipped-for-privacy@netscape.net wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@netscape.net:

Well speaking of that, the TPS DIED on my Z :-)

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