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Testing Fuel Inj wiring?

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garage16

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Oct 4, 2008
toronto,
Just put everything back to gether and wanted to check if inj's are working, On each side of connecter I got power on 1 side and ground on the other.

ANy way of testing to see if its working?
 
yea if you can grab a gatorade bottle (my favorite but any kind works) An put the fuel rail over the bottle with the fuel injector inside the bottle. Then activate that fuel injector and see if fluid comes out into the bottle!
 
LOL to the gatorade bottle test....you could just put a cloth on the valve cover... take the fuel rail out and rest the rail on the engine...and turn it over.. see if they pulse the fuel...it would be better to get some kinda scan tool and test the injectors independently...
 
oh yea thats good have fuel spraying into a cloth and all over the engine bay creating massive amounts of flamable fumes. Imagine what would happen if he did that and he had a loose connection somewhere that created a spark when turning the engine over. Poof bye bye engine bay. thats just not that safe, now if you just use the CAS to crank it, with a fire extinguisher ready thats a step in the right direction. Remember flames are for the inside of an engine not the garage.
 
oh yea thats good have fuel spraying into a cloth and all over the engine bay creating massive amounts of flamable fumes. Imagine what would happen if he did that and he had a loose connection somewhere that created a spark when turning the engine over. Poof bye bye engine bay. thats just not that safe, now if you just use the CAS to crank it, with a fire extinguisher ready thats a step in the right direction. Remember flames are for the inside of an engine not the garage.

ya your right, not gonna try that
 
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