Shoebox, please help me
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Shoebox, please help me
Having some trouble, I've had a thread going about my new chandler opti and the problems that have recently arisen.
I ran through the opti and icm electrical test procedures on your site to find that the ground wire on the opti connector (also at the harness end) was reading .96 ohms.. Almost no ground.. So out of curiosity I checked ground to the intake mani, consistently .16 when not running. Though when running I had -1.15 to the block... The frame and body are reading 0ohms. I'm not sure what's going on here but it's something funky and I'm hoping you can help me out
I ran through the opti and icm electrical test procedures on your site to find that the ground wire on the opti connector (also at the harness end) was reading .96 ohms.. Almost no ground.. So out of curiosity I checked ground to the intake mani, consistently .16 when not running. Though when running I had -1.15 to the block... The frame and body are reading 0ohms. I'm not sure what's going on here but it's something funky and I'm hoping you can help me out
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I think he's at lunch, but I'd check the ground straps to the block or check for a chafed wire on the opti harness
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You will find that Rob will tell you it is difficult to diagnose choppy idles, misfires, etc. - symptoms that can typically be attributed to a number of things - over the internet. I would reiterate a poorly connected/intermittent plug or plug wire. Check under the hood at night and look for any unusual arcing.
It's also unwise to call out specific members because you can discourage other people from chiming in with helpful advice.
And it's even more unwise to split your symptoms into 2 or 3 threads - makes it more confusing.
It's also unwise to call out specific members because you can discourage other people from chiming in with helpful advice.
And it's even more unwise to split your symptoms into 2 or 3 threads - makes it more confusing.