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question - 2/17/2008 9:30:00 AM

1994z28

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I finally found out why my 94 z28 wouldnt fire, the connector on the passenger side of the manafold wasnt getting a good connection.
I tried to rework the pins and got it to make a good enough connection to run. When its cold it fires up easy on the first try but after it warms up little it will turn over 2 or 3 times before it will fire up. And after it gets good and hot it is harder to start (sometimes it will just go kerplunk kerplunk kerplunk and the next time it will fire up after a few turns) And i can tug on the wires on the connecter on the manafold a little and the car stumbles and dies.
Where can i get a new plug for it? Or a weather pack pin kit for it. I went to the dealer and asked them about it and they looked at me like i was an alien or something and said that i cant get just a plug for it and i said ok and i asked them about a pin kit or something for it and they said they didnt know or something to that extent.

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RE: question - 2/17/2008 10:02:19 AM

z28pete

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Is the connector joining two set of wires, or is it connecting directly to a piece of hardware? If it is just connecting two sets of wires, you can probably find a set of connectors with pigtails at most good part stores. Does not have to be exactly the same as long as it has enough wires. If it connects directly to hardware, such as sensor, post a picture and I may be able to get you the part number.

< Message edited by z28pete -- 2/17/2008 10:20:36 AM >

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RE: question - 2/17/2008 10:41:43 AM

1994z28

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yeah it is just connecting 2 sets of wires.
ok so i will look for a connector for it then. Why didnt i think of that?