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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Z Cars / February 2006

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84 z31 intake manifold single wire

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PK - 28 Feb 2006 03:47 GMT
I'm working on an 84 turbo 300zx.

There is a single wire that connects on the driver's side of the intake
manifold.  When I was working on the motor the wire broke off and I
need to replace it.

Problem is, I don't know what it is.  Some kind of sensor or something,
with a single lead?  I've got a Haynes manual, but it's horrid and
doesn't have any good info on this.

The wire goes straight into a sensor that is screwed into the intake
manifold.  There's either no connector or the connector was gone by the
time I got the car.  It was just plugged directly in.

I have searched the web and found a single wire that goes to the fuel
temp sensor--that's not it.

TIA!
Steve T - 28 Feb 2006 05:59 GMT
> I'm working on an 84 turbo 300zx.
>
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> with a single lead?  I've got a Haynes manual, but it's horrid and
> doesn't have any good info on this.

Works the injector fan timer. I wouldn't sweat it.. They run fine with that
stuff removed from the car totally, most stopped working a long time ago.

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