RTW DC2R

Ive never used a multimeter, but I understand its purpose. My question is, when checking the "dead end" connector, what am I checking for? Continuity? Voltage? AC? DC? Current? Resistance?

I tried to check voltage and continuity, and got different results. Im assuming I would need to take one end of the multimeter probe, touch it on the power wire for the injector clip, and the other multimeter probe on the "dead end" connector wires. But when I did that, I got different results for voltage, and continuity.

by the way, Im in the garage doing this right now, quick would be appreciated.

RTW DC2R

nobody? should be a simple answer for anyone familiar with electrical connections. unfortunately I am not.

Chris22215

you have to remove the cap off the end of the dead connector. Then test the yellow/black wires on the injectors.

RTW DC2R

im past that point. what am I testing for is what I need to know.

N20civicB18

IIIGHT this is what u do homie....

Take off all your injector clips, there are two wires in each clip. Take off your dead end connector plug, there is a bunch of wires.

You want to messure for continuity from one wire on the injector clip to the wire in the head end connector.
Note. only one of the wires in the injector clip goes to the dead end connector, the other goes to the PCM
Now find out where the 4 wires that go to your dead end connector go from your injector clips. Either unpin them from the connector or cut those wires. Those 4 wires go to the 4 wires from the resistor box - does not matter what ones go where
Now you have 1 wire left from your resistor box, that goes to the dead end connector, either solder a pin together and put it where u removed a pin or splice in in with one of the wires still connected to the connector, then reinstall the plug and your all hooked up

Sorry if I didnt answer your question, I didnt read your first post just your last one, im in a rush ill be back tonight if you have any questions Physcokyle - AIM

RTW DC2R

I figured it out, all I needed to know was what I was measuring for (continuity, voltage, etc). Its all wired up clean as fawk and ready to rock.