Injectors not firing. Don’t have 12v
05-07-2018 | 09:50 PM
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Injectors not firing. Don’t have 12v Ok guys new to this page. I have 99 Camaro SS. Having a problem with passenger side injectors. Not getting 12v to them. Drive side works. I tested both. Trying to figure out where the main power wire goes too. Pcm to fuse block n then from fuse block to injectors?? I need to trace that wire.
05-08-2018 | 05:24 AM
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so Between the injectors n fuse block something is up. I’m only getting 1.52 volts to the pigtails with key on. N checked fuses. They r good. The fuse block is getting 12v. So y would I only get 1.52 to that side n 12v to other ??
05-08-2018 | 11:28 AM
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12 vss for fuel injectors Hi Gforce, the fuel injector has a one AMP current requirement. (4 AMP each side)
The injector driver IC has a small voltage leak, thus your read is correct.
The LH/RH feed should come from the same buss, I would jump one side to the other side. (power wire)
Lance
The injector driver IC has a small voltage leak, thus your read is correct.
The LH/RH feed should come from the same buss, I would jump one side to the other side. (power wire)
Lance
05-08-2018 | 11:02 PM
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Ohm's LAW 
Hi THE FORCE, I learned about OHM's LAW in the FIFTH GRADE !
THUS if the FUSE is over TEN AMPS, you will have no problems. (15 Amps each side in fuse box)
THE RMS current is LESS THAN that at a 100% duty Cycle !
The engine will Idle "run" at a 10% or less duty cycle OR about a two amp current requirement
You could have a SHORT, then problem found.
Did you inspect the fuse for each bank ?
DUE THE MATH !
Lance
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