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> Pulling fuel injector leads..., Should the engine stumble?
BMartin914
post Sep 29 2005, 02:56 PM
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Testing the functionality of my FI last night I decided to pull the injector leads one at a time to see if it made any dirfference in the running condition.

Pulled #1 and it kept running like nothing had happened. Pulled #4 and it died. Restarted it and pulled #2 and it kept running like it had been, pulled #3 and it died.

Is this indicitive of something? I expected maybe a stumble, but not for it to die.
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post Sep 29 2005, 03:15 PM
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Definitely something wrong. The #1 and #2 injectors are not working or actually more likely, they are not being triggered. Are you counting the cylinders correctly? I thought that #1/#3 were paired and #2/#4 were paired.

Since a pair is bad, I suspect the trigger points or a wire harness problem. A bad ECU could cause it, but that is the least likely cause.

To verify that it is not the injectors, swap the connections. Swap #1 and #2 and swap #3 with #4. Do your test again. If #1 and #2 now cause the engine to die and disconnecting #3 and #4 don't make a difference, then it is not the injectors.


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