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1976 280z 2+2


SeKcGamer

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Finally installed new fusible wire as directed [emoji23]. But the car starts but runs really rough then turns off on its own, even if i give it some gas. Still confused as to what the problem is. When I first started the car it gave this loud after fire shot that probably scared the neighbors [emoji23].

 

 

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Fried fuse

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I had the same issue with a 77. The ECU for your car is behind a kick panel on the drivers side footwell. Disconnect it and try to gently clean the connecting pins. It turns out that the actual male and female ends  get compromised after a while due to dust and vibration. They were not the best but they were top of the line then.  I finally took the largest zip tie I could find to hold the two ends together. But I fought with the fusible link also until another Z enthusiast told me about ECU location. Good luck.

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