p0200 code help
car seems a little hesitatant/spluttery and jerky especially when moving from 1st to second gear and then car just threw the code p0200, ive searched and realise what the code means.
however where do i even begain to check for problems??
the car is only driven maybe once or twich a month for less than 100 miles,
i first thought it may be bad gas or gas sitting in tank fouling up injectors??? would this cause the code and hesitation??
i also spotted that my pcv valve grommet is split open woild this cause the code, remember reading somewhere about this causing the problem??
any help or imput greatly appreciated
I'd start here. Some simple voltage checks may get you moving toward a solution.
The coils and injectors for each bank share a common 12VDC feed, so an electrical problem with the ignition system can apparently show up in the PCM's injector monitoring logic.
I'd start by using a meter to check resistance on each of the 8 injectors, and if none are out of range then I'd pull the spark plug wires and check resistance on each of them. (in my case, removing the wire left the metal clip on the spark plug)
If still no findings, simply apply a dab of dielectric grease to each end of the coil wires and reinstall them...verify a nice clear click when each end seats. My GM wires give 2 clicks on the coil end, and 1 click on the spark plug end.
In regards testing where do i evenstart, im good with mechanical issue but stumped with regards electrical. I have a multi meter what setting do i put it on?? Do i prob the injector itself or the harness?? Car on or off?
Car only seems to misbehave when its fully warmed up
In regards testing where do i evenstart, im good with mechanical issue but stumped with regards electrical. I have a multi meter what setting do i put it on?? Do i prob the injector itself or the harness?? Car on or off?
Car only seems to misbehave when its fully warmed up
Set your meter to Ohms. Verify the probes are hooked up to the meter correctly for Ohms, some meters use different plug-in connections but they're usually labeled clearly.
Disconnect each injector, probe across the injector's two pins (orientation doesn't matter) and write down the resistance...should be around 12 Ohms. Post all 8 injector results.
If any of the injectors is significantly different than the rest, stop testing until it's replaced.
If none of the injectors is significantly different, move on to the plug wires. Remove each, probe from end to end ( have to reach up into the plug end to get the metal connector clip) and write down the resistance. Post all 8 plug wire results.
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Please help guys
Many thanks
Also pulled each harness with engine running and each time once i pilled one the engine ran rougher, couldnt get no7 on quick enough and it threw service engine soon.
Niw i quess i gotta check plug wires, pulled one off and it had spring on end, is this normal, or did i break it? Whats the best way to remove wires, twist yank ????
I start on the coil end first as they're easier to remove, and when that end is off you can twist the plug end by the boot in a complete circle.

