Injectors are not grounding.. where in the pcm do they ground from?
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Hey Jay I got the pcm. Thanks again man! Still doesnt work. I am gonna go get a noid light today and check that and if all is good then I know it is my injectors
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Thats true but I cant spend that much on stock injectors. I can get a good set of 30#s for that. I just ordered a stock set fresh out of a running ls1 so hopefully they will work
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Does anyone know? i did a ls1 swap into my 95 and everything works great except I cant get the injectors to open up. They were cleaned when I bought them as well. I though it might be the vats but it wasnt. What wire from the pcm grounds the injectors? Anyone know? Thanks in advance
I would check with a "noid" light. I have seen many times, after cleaning injectors, them not opening. I think its from the pintle and seat being so clean they kind of jam together. I seen it many times. If this is the case, the easiest thing to do is to buzz the injectors with a buzz box and tap on them with a brass punch and hammer.
First thing you have to determine though is if indeed you do or do not have an injector "pulse".
First thing you have to determine though is if indeed you do or do not have an injector "pulse".