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32 Gtr Not Starting After A Boot Full

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Car started to hiss on boost from somewhere around the brake master to intake area was quite loud in car. Also had a 4wd and hicass light on that I've been working out over last few weeks.

Was also due for a service so did oil filter , oil , plugs and got given a set of second hand good nick super spark plugs and a igniter , also moved a few earths around as voltage had been low later since a sparky worked on it .

Car started great volts were over 12 my guess 13-14 everything on including lights no probs, 4wd still not working and hicass lift on ,

Took it for drive steering the best it's been very light everything going well take of in first and then rolling give it a steady boot full - pulls hard then once off it develops a miss ? Like it's dropped a cylinder limp home and it's idle almost normal till I give it some revs and the miss is very loud

Turn of and it doesn't want to start again

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Clutch pedal was making weird noises and felt crap so pulled that off today and found a few things fixed it up and sealed it up put it back together also found pipe between intake and brake master thing in the corner was a weak seal .. Clutch is now feeling good but it won't start still - the starter is cranking hard volts are over 12

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I don't want to be negative. But it sounds like you are having a problem, then you immediatly jump on here asking questions, then you go look at stuff and find problems.

Please go and have a proper look over everything and test things out properly first

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