Question about resistor box and high impedance injectors?
I still had my resistor box hooked up until I realized it was not needed for my injectors. Three of my plugs show that those cylinders were running lean. Did having the resistor box hooked up cause this? Does the mix of the 2 cause the injectors to not open all the way?
thanks alot
Justin
thanks alot
Justin
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MysteryWagon »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I still had my resistor box hooked up until I realized it was not needed for my injectors. Three of my plugs show that those cylinders were running lean. Did having the resistor box hooked up cause this? Does the mix of the 2 cause the injectors to not open all the way?
thanks alot
Justin</TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah, the resistor box was limiting the current pulse of the drivers; the saturated injectors need the full current pulse to work properly....
anyone concur?
thanks alot
Justin</TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah, the resistor box was limiting the current pulse of the drivers; the saturated injectors need the full current pulse to work properly....
anyone concur?
take out the resistor box for sat. injectors. Just cut the clip that connects to the resistor box off, and solder all those wires together...and your done!
Having the resistor box in there probably kept the injector from opening...or opening very slowly.
Take it out.
Take it out.
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