1978 280 Z automatic tranny with no noid light blinking at injectors

[kelley0352@att.net]

I know how to take a picture of it (it seems to be carboned up) but I don't know how to post the picture from my PC to the Classic forum...

[kelley0352@att.net]

1 hour ago, Zed Head said:

Remove a spark plug and post a picture of it.

Well Ed I got the red one running by pulling the plugs & priming each cylinder, once it fired up I blew it out on the freeway. (carboned up from cranking it) I have never seen 6 plugs/cylinders) go bad all at once. I will try the same thing on my white Z. Thank you for staying with me on this. It filled me with anxiety & I bothered 3 of the best mechanics in central calif. over this. If You have a regular email I'll send you some pictures, my Z's ar really clean & I drive them up bumpy dirt roads in the sierras all the time. I am @kelley0352@att.net

[Zed Head]

You can post a picture from the site's response page.

[kelley0352@att.net]

Under what ? I don't see a paperclip anywhere. I pulled all the plugs out of my white Z , cleaned them, primed the cylinder, replaced them & still won't start but it does kick a little like it is trying to start

Edited July 19, 2020 by kelley0352@att.net
clarification

[Zed Head]

Click on choose files underneath the response box.  A new menu will open that lets you pick files from your computer or phone.  When you pick them they will be put in to your response.

[kelley0352@att.net]

Still have not found a response box. Still having the same problem with the white Z with zero miles on it that ran for 3-4 minutes then died never to restart. Pulled all the plugs, (they were carboned up also) buffed them off because they are new also, shot gas into the cylinder & cranked it over, got nothing. I shot either into my white Z & still got nothing, has 12v @ injector plug. it is 101 degrees here now so I think i am done for the day.

Edited July 19, 2020 by kelley0352@att.net

[Zed Head]

It's the thing you write your words in.

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It's below my post here. 

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