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Why is it that we never hear about ---I was cleaning the connectors on my 30 + year old wiring harness------We hear--- this doesn't work --.If you can touch a factory connector ,unplug it in and out again and again,shine is fine.The wire won't fail it will be at a connection point.How many times have you overlooked the opportunity during a rebuild?

  • 2 weeks later...

thats how I fixed two "broken " injectors

  • 4 months later...

That's fine for the few who have been lucky. Most 70+% of the connectors on my Z's that I have had problems with, have all been crisp from heat(electrical), melted half off, or melted to each other. When your doing something at a connector, it is always rule of thumb to spray some CRC of the likes in the terminals. But that is not the answer to the root problem.:devious:

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My post was not meant as an "absolute" fix Frank. I'm sorry your's is one that does not apply.

Yeah me to Daniel. I hate my Z. Wanna trade???:devious: I think I just posted on an other thread to you about electrical. Wanna trade?????

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