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Who knows? That's why I put them together, it just seemed weird. Pretty good price for a 280Z.

I appreciate the discussion jonbill. Not sure why my communication about not using Google Password Manager is not getting through. I don't have Google or Chrome save passwords. Here is one possibility though - in the past I might have chosen to "stay signed in". I would guess that that requires the password to be saved somewhere. Maybe in Google Password Manager. But, I never have asked Google Password Manager or Chrome or any other app to save my passwords. I type them in every time. But #2 - your link (thanks for that), seems to explain it, and it fits what I suggested above. I guess I should read those Chrome/Google update notices. I didn't realize that Chrome had "access" to everybody's passwords. It's interesting that they do because it implies that they can compare passwords across multiple websites. If you had some sort of uniquely identifiable password they could have a list of every web site you had ever joined, if you used the same password. "Anonymous" of course. Plus they have time stamps of every time you signed in. Nothng you do on the internet is really private. Whenever Google discovers a username and password exposed by another company’s data breach, we store a hashed and encrypted copy of the data on our servers with a secret key known only to Google. When you sign in to a website, Chrome will send a hashed copy of your username and password to Google encrypted with a secret key only known to Chrome. No one, including Google, is able to derive your username or password from this encrypted copy.

Alrighty then, back on track. I found this article on S30.World that is pretty fascinating. https://s30.world/articles/the-s30-240z-sports-option-competition-nismo-adjustable-suspension

Fair enough. People can see what's there. I disagree on exposing the admin actions. People need to understand where that line is so they don't cross it. Now they know, it's all here to see.

I don't really know how passwords work. But, apparently, the password that I had been using was recognized by Google Password Manager. That's what the message implies. Even though I don't use Google Password Manager, so it must be running in the background. It's interesting that you say "apparently" it was a Google Chrome thing. If it's not Google then it would be some sort of malware impersonating Google. I wonder if the passwords are encrypted but still recognized as "the same" by Password Manager. Just one of those weird things. Here's AI repeating what some person called "fasterthanli.me" said.

It's your imagination, and projection. @Mike I started the thread, so just go ahead and delete the whole thing. This is why we can't have nice things.

Mike, you should just delete all of HS30-H's insults and my posts if they bother you. Leave his pictures if you want. But really, you should go back and review all of his posts with an objective and open mind. He might be famous in Z world but that should not give him the free pass he seems to be getting. His posts are more often than not disparaging and insulting, to more members than just me. It's expected, not a surprise when it happens. My post was a response to his insults. But you gave me a warning. Like you did a few years ago for the same type of behavior. His presence might have been valuable in the past but I don't think it's the same today. Be objective.

It's a pop-up that happened when I logged in. It has to come from a forum software function, since that's where I input the password. Since I was in the forum software I went ahead and changed my password. It was a password that I've used on other sites, so it's not clear which site was breached. I thought that maybe this site was breached but apparently not.

You have it backward Mike. Did HS30-H get a warning?

Have you considered the fact that S30.World might be affected by your internet persona? The efforts of the people at S30.World are tainted by your constant trolling on CZCC.com. I've created a post with a link to an interesting article at S30.World written by somebody you probably know. And here comes HS30-H to drop a big steamy pile on it. Don't you have any respect for the people you work with? Is everything about you? Every mention of S30.World comes with an insult or disparaging comment from HS30-H. Break out of your rut. It's not healthy, and I'm not the cause of it. I assume that there are others in your world that feel the same. I looked back over your old posts once and you haven't always been this way. What happened? How is what you're doing today better than what you were doing before? You're not making the world a better place. To the contrary, you're making it worse. People don't come to CZCC.com to see what new insults HS30-H has dropped in the forum. Good luck.

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Or not.

I don't use password manager. I never have. I wonder if Mike is using some sort of Google product for the web site that recognizes passwords for forum members. And why doesn't Google tell me where the data breach occurred?

The white 240Z automatic didn't do so well. But a couple of Z's did very well. Strange. The 1977 280Z won the day. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1971-datsun-240z-358/ https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1973-datsun-240z-310/ Big wheels... https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1977-datsun-280z-150/

Interesting article on that Z car web site. I've never seen them on a car shown on the web. Seems like they would have popped up somewhere. Something for which to keep an eye or two out. https://s30.world/articles/the-s30-240z-sports-option-competition-nismo-adjustable-suspension S30.worldS30.world - The S30 / 240Z sports option / competition /...The S30 / 240Z sports option / competition / NISMO height-adjustable suspension

Anybody else get this message when they logged in? Makes me wonder how Google knows my CZCC.com password. How does that work? Of course, big tech knows all.

Adding to CO's simplified test method, if you don't want to contaminate the injectors since you're planning to return them. Use the Nissan-verified human-powered pneumatic pressurization method.

What would you use to check for a pulsing signal?

You could also just reconnect the fuel system, leave the injectors out, pointed where you want the fuel to go, and turn the key to Start like you did with the noid light test. A couple of key turns should tell the story. Edit - don't forget that stuff can get sucked in to the open injector holes in the manifold if the engine is turning.

That would answer many questions. If you disconnect the small wire to the starter solenoid you can turn on the fuel pump by turning the key to Start. That will pressurize the rail and injectors. Then you can leave the key at On/Run and tap a ground wire to the coil's negative terminal. Every third tap the injectors should squirt. That will test the ECU and ignition system and the wiring, plus it will squirt a minimal amount of fuel. Watch out for sparks. Six empty soda bottles is a handy way to contain and collect the gasoline. Or you can disconnect the ECU, leave the key on after pressurizing the system and ground each injector's pin. That will open each injector. Each injector has a pin in the ECU.

If he has 6 noid lights I'd plug them all in, crank it, and see what the light show reveals.

When you say "wont fire" do you mean that you had fuel connected and they don't squirt, or the engine won't start? Or are you just going by feel in your hand? Injectors don't really "fire" so it's not clear what you're describing. But, if the original problem was the electrical connections you should be able to reinstall the old injectors. They might be better than the new ones anyway if they're Nissan originals.

A basic 1971 240Z. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1971-datsun-240z-358/

Something different.

Tempting. https://maps.app.goo.gl/UT2jK545fAAYwcQB7