no power to secondry injector

Started by tazzjazz, March 16, 2010, 04:25:02 PM

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tazzjazz

hi guys can any1 help been having this trouble for a while,won,t drive past 4000rpm ive narrowed it down to the secondry injector,the 1 closest to the fnt of the car not working,as far as i can tell theirs not enough power to it how can i test and where does the power to it come from,any help to fix this problem would be appreciated.
the car is a gen 2 1988 egi
thanks again

pdtaylor18

You will need to trace those wires back to the ECU.  Personally if the wires are brittle I would take the wires back from the injectors and strip them right back to the bulkhead and get new connectors and quality wire. It gets very brittle under there and even though they may look connected, age will have its toll on them. You can do a simple continuity test using a volt meter to ensure the wire is not broken somewhere.  Its usually the first couple of inches from the plug that they go.  Failing this then you need to have a look at the ECU as the signal does come from this.
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steve garbutt

How are you checking ?
If i remember correctly there should be a permanent earth and a switched live.
You would only see the live when the injector is on.
Correct me if im wrong :D
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tazzjazz

hi,thanks 4 that ive tried a different ecu and its still the same

tazzjazz

ive disconnected the plug from the injector so i deffo no theirs no fuel to that1
i havn,t been able to check the wire feed cause not sure how to do it

pdtaylor18

Well then you need to see if that wire is broken from the plug right up to the ECU. A continuity test will tell you if there is a broken wire or not. You do this for both wires. If this is ok then it may well be the injector.
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clive

As Pete says a continuity test will help, however to me this sounds either like the ECU either has a fault or has gone into a limp mode.
All the best Clive

m1tch

Might be an idea to try and get some error codes from the ECU - that way you will know it hasn\'t gone into limp home mode, it might just be the case of a faulty sensor on the OMP or something and the ECU going: EEEK! no oil! that means no revs lol, try and pull some codes off and see what they say :)

tazzjazz

ive done a flash test its coming up with no error codes ive also changed the ecu and its still the same just the 1 secondry injection not working

m1tch

Quote from: tazzjazz;679801ive done a flash test its coming up with no error codes ive also changed the ecu and its still the same just the 1 secondry injection not working

Did you drive the car before pulled the ECU codes?

pdtaylor18

Just change the injector then.  If it was anything more sinister then I would have thought it would have not powered up both the secondaries, just to have the one down seems more like the injector or wiring.
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tazzjazz

no i didn,t drive it b4 pulling the codes but i started it first

as any1 got a spare secondry injector