running lean #5 cyl. only
Use an Ohm meter on the coil, the two outer male pins of coil should be around 70,000 Ohms as a norm.
Not sure of your test method but why was rail pressure only 52 PSI when it should be more like 60 ?
Use an Ohm meter on the coil, the two outer male pins of coil should be around 70,000 Ohms as a norm.
Not sure of your test method but why was rail pressure only 52 PSI when it should be more like 60 ?
Even with that healthy of a cam and some overlap
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PCM likes an average 3 mSec pulse width at part throttle
When using the Ohm meter measure the male pins of injectors, they must be between 11 and 14 Ohms, and no injector should be off by 3% of the average resistance of the 8 injectors.
I assume this is a six speed trannie so why is idle timing up around 26 degrees when the norm is like 18 degrees ?
With that much timing it would want to race the RPMs. Sounds like VE table might be off
As long as you can best case tune the fuel tables so that on a average in part throttle the ON pulse time is around 3 mSecs you are fine so it is how you tune the PCM.
Going too large or an injector and then having to drive the PCM commanding of pulse width smaller then PCM does not have as good control on fuel as with 3 mSecs for the shorter the ON time is the more computer clock time of the PCM has to keep commanding and leaving less clock time for other functions.
I'd say you have to deal with the higher timing at idle.
High 14, low 15 Ohms, must be another brand of injector for stock LSx injectors are like 12 Ohms.
Thanks
Tony




