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> seriously, this is getting annoying..., more fuel injection woes.
mike souza
post Oct 9 2007, 02:17 AM
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ok, so I think I tracked down the reason I've been burning up head temp sensors.
checked the ground strap & it was in bad shape, so I bought a stock replacement & added another ground further up (behind the bell housing to bare metal where motor mount bar bolts)
it ran great!
....for about a week.

now when I heel toe downshift hard at all, the thing loads up & tries to die on me.
If I put it in neutral & give it a good rev it clears out (ton of black smoke) & runs like nothing ever happened

I'm not sure its the head temp sensor cuz its acting a lot differently than the last time.

I'm getting REALLY frustrated with the electronics on this thing.
if this keeps up I'm just gonna carb the damned thing & deal with it running shitty when I take trips to different evevations.

anyway. anyone have any ideas?

it has new grounds, new head temp sensor, newer cap, rotor wires & plugs

thank you in advance!
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blitZ
post Oct 9 2007, 06:31 AM
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You didn't say which injection you are running, Ljet or Djet. There are injector grounds under the intake plenum, which can cause problems on a Djet. You can see them looking in from the passenger side. Also, check to see if your MPS holds a vacuum. May need to adjust the throttle position sensor.

I know it's a pain, but once you get it sorted the old injection is not bad.

Lots of good info here: Banders Djet site
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