Fuel injector problem?
Alright my injectors arent spraying, they do one lil shot at first, then nothing. Swapped fpr's, rails,resistor boxes, tried 3 different chips in the ecu, ecu is throwing no codes at all, fuel pump is priming each time the key is turned.
Im running 450s with TE, well not running, watching them not do ****.
Any idea?
thanks
pat
Im running 450s with TE, well not running, watching them not do ****.
Any idea?
thanks
pat
First thing i'd like to see is if your pump is pushing what it is supposed to. Is fuel reaching the injector. Disconnect fuel line and crank the key. Is fuel coming out in a steady stream?
Now if you get a stream, then that would rule out any electrical problems associated with fuel delivery
fs
Now if you get a stream, then that would rule out any electrical problems associated with fuel delivery
fs
getting lots of fuel, ive narrowed this down to ecu, or possibly grounds, could the grounds even have anything to do with getting spark and everything, and just not making the injectors fire?
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Now if you get a stream, then that would rule out any electrical problems associated with fuel delivery
fs
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yes the grounds are very important. it can mean running and not running motor. check to see if you are getting any voltage to the injectors. the injectors you are using makes a big difference.
if you have a resistor box and use a injector that does not need resistor box, you don't get enough juice to open the injectors. If you don't have resistor box and use injectors that require them you may damage the ecu.
hope this helps
good luck
Now if you get a stream, then that would rule out any electrical problems associated with fuel delivery
fs
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yes the grounds are very important. it can mean running and not running motor. check to see if you are getting any voltage to the injectors. the injectors you are using makes a big difference.
if you have a resistor box and use a injector that does not need resistor box, you don't get enough juice to open the injectors. If you don't have resistor box and use injectors that require them you may damage the ecu.
hope this helps
good luck
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