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dgcamp58

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  1. All other gauges working properly including tachometer. Lights don't dim when I hit the gas. The oil pressure gauge works after car warms up, then malfunctions when I hit the gas'
  2. dgcamp58 posted a post in a topic in Help Me !!
    Thought i would throw this out there to see if anyone else may have encountered this problem. After 15 months in the body shop and all the dust that goes with it, I encountered a few electrical glitches. I corrected 99% of them by removing the ecu and cleaning contacts and plug. However the problem with the oil pressure gauge remains. Gauge seems to operate correctly after warm up. Whenever I hit the gas pedal the gauge dumps to zero then returns to normal as soon as I release it. I have extra gauge cluster to replace it with , but thought I,d ask if anyone had any other ideas before i remove the dash.
  3. I gotta agree. I think the inline 6 is as much of the Z character and charm as the sleek styling lines of the body.
  4. dgcamp58 posted a post in a topic in Help Me !!
    I have a 1980 280zx with automatic. Just came upon a 1980 donor car with 5spd. How much trouble to convert. What pitfalls might I encounter in the switch? Any and all opinions/help/advice welcome.
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  11. These parts have been long out of production.
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