Inconsistent starting 2014 370Z (6spd)

40 to 332 · 12-05-2024, 09:48 AM

No worries. Note that you may not need to unplug the wire leading to the switch ... but unplugging it and moving it aside may give you more room to fiddle with the two nuts holding the switch in place. You will want to adjust the switch such that when the pedal is depressed, the spring-loaded pin on the switch is fully depressed against the rubber bumper pad. You can check this while you're in the footwell by grabbing the pedal and pulling it downward and making sure that the pin fully retracts into the body of the switch. In fact, this should probably be your first step. Get into the footwell and depress the pedal and determine if the pin fully retracts. If not, then proceed to adjust the position of the switch as described above.
Again, sorry for any confusion. Things should be obvious to you once you start examining the pedal once you're in the footwell.

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12-05-2024, 09:48 AM	#7 (permalink)
40 to 332 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Kimberley, BC, CANADA Posts: 458 Drives: 13 370Z BS M6 Sport Rep Power: 441	No worries. Note that you may not need to unplug the wire leading to the switch ... but unplugging it and moving it aside may give you more room to fiddle with the two nuts holding the switch in place. You will want to adjust the switch such that when the pedal is depressed, the spring-loaded pin on the switch is fully depressed against the rubber bumper pad. You can check this while you're in the footwell by grabbing the pedal and pulling it downward and making sure that the pin fully retracts into the body of the switch. In fact, this should probably be your first step. Get into the footwell and depress the pedal and determine if the pin fully retracts. If not, then proceed to adjust the position of the switch as described above. Again, sorry for any confusion. Things should be obvious to you once you start examining the pedal once you're in the footwell.