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New to the Houston 928 community - Car stopped running
8 years 10 months ago #20013
by Rich928
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Replied by Rich928 on topic New to the Houston 928 community - Car stopped running
Hello Dennis,
We're glad to hear that your shark wasn't one of those swimming due to the Houston flooding. Corrosion is often the cause of these problems where the engine dies after some time running, but will restart after things cool down. I suggest finding all the ground points (where a brown wire screws into the body). The factory workshop diagram shows them as MP (mass punkt or ground point).
An Arizona 928 owner had a similar problem and I worked on his L-Jetronic fuel module and corrected the corrosion problem.
We're glad to hear that your shark wasn't one of those swimming due to the Houston flooding. Corrosion is often the cause of these problems where the engine dies after some time running, but will restart after things cool down. I suggest finding all the ground points (where a brown wire screws into the body). The factory workshop diagram shows them as MP (mass punkt or ground point).
An Arizona 928 owner had a similar problem and I worked on his L-Jetronic fuel module and corrected the corrosion problem.
Rich
Membership Chairman
Charter Member
1993 928 GTS Cover Girl
1987 928 S4
1979 928 5-speed rescue
1979 928 5-liter track beast
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8 years 10 months ago #20015
by DennisFitz
Replied by DennisFitz on topic New to the Houston 928 community - Car stopped running
Here is a picture of one of the relays removed. It shows significant “heat” damage. Hopefully this was the cause.
Took it out for short two-hour ride and a little. I could really feel the difference in the idle, and “smoothness” of the engine acceleration. It’s hard to put into words.
Thank you all for your help.
Dennis
Took it out for short two-hour ride and a little. I could really feel the difference in the idle, and “smoothness” of the engine acceleration. It’s hard to put into words.
Thank you all for your help.
Dennis
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8 years 6 months ago #20167
by dcarter
Replied by dcarter on topic New to the Houston 928 community - Car stopped running
Dennis,
I just ran across this thread while searching for relay information. Are you part of the Houston Google group? If not, and you'd like to connect with the Houston 928 community, send me an email at djcarter AT sbcglobal DOT net.
I just ran across this thread while searching for relay information. Are you part of the Houston Google group? If not, and you'd like to connect with the Houston 928 community, send me an email at djcarter AT sbcglobal DOT net.
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8 years 6 months ago #20170
by JoeB
Replied by JoeB on topic New to the Houston 928 community - Car stopped running
This guy is located in Texas. There's no one better.
www.928docs.com/
www.928docs.com/
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