narrowed down low end power problem
81montedriver
03-27-2005, 11:36 PM
After installing new AC Delco spark plugs, a new cap and rotor, and a new upper plenum intake gasket, I am almost certain that my low end power problem is in the CPI spider injector in my 95 blazer. But I have learned that there are several more parts in the Fuel injection system in this year. In addition to the spider CPI injector there is also a fuel pressure regulator as well as the lines that go from the injector to each cylinder. When I had the upper plenum of the intake off, there was a lot of brown discoloring around the injector as well as little discolored puddles of fuel. Anyone have any suggestions or any experience in dealing with a similar problem?
hunter01
03-28-2005, 01:53 AM
I found this link on this forum, It may have some information you can use.
http://www.asashop.org/autoinc/feb2000/techtotech.htm
http://www.asashop.org/autoinc/feb2000/techtotech.htm
BlazerLT
03-28-2005, 09:29 AM
After installing new AC Delco spark plugs, a new cap and rotor, and a new upper plenum intake gasket, I am almost certain that my low end power problem is in the CPI spider injector in my 95 blazer. But I have learned that there are several more parts in the Fuel injection system in this year. In addition to the spider CPI injector there is also a fuel pressure regulator as well as the lines that go from the injector to each cylinder. When I had the upper plenum of the intake off, there was a lot of brown discoloring around the injector as well as little discolored puddles of fuel. Anyone have any suggestions or any experience in dealing with a similar problem?
You will need to swap in a new CPI injector and a new fuel line kit going to the injector.
Also, you will have to install a new upper plenum gasket.
If you have puddles of fuel, you need to do this or the gas leaking into your oil will eventually destroy your engine.
You will need to swap in a new CPI injector and a new fuel line kit going to the injector.
Also, you will have to install a new upper plenum gasket.
If you have puddles of fuel, you need to do this or the gas leaking into your oil will eventually destroy your engine.
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