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Old 05-13-2010, 12:24 AM   #4
Jaketenpointo
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Originally Posted by mxexux View Post
You have successfully figured out that it is not a fuel problem. Now you need to start checking for spark. Check spark plugs and wires.
How do you figure? Im saying that it may not be a fuel injector problem, but it may be a injector wiring problem.

Ive tested for spark. Pulled the wire and it arcs to the block. Swapped for different sparkplugs. No change.

So either compression magically took a dump (still need to pickup a compression tester). Or.....

Ive read to hook up a voltmeter to one prong on the injector harness and it should be constant, then try the other and it should be pulsing. If one isn't pulsing, tap into #3 injector pulse wire. If the constant isn't on, tap into #3 constant.
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