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94 z28
hi i have a 94 z28 5.7 runs ok when cold except smells like its dumping fuel after about 1 mile of drivinv it wants to stutter or misfire when pulling off also is it normaL that if i put a noid lite on an injector wire that if the engine is running i get no lite but if i shut engine off and restart i get noid (pulse) this is the same on all injector wires it almost feels like a bad spark plug wire when it stutters but plugs and wires are new any help???? thanks
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Re: 94 z28
I Have Heard Of An Injecter Getting Clogged. Or A Clog In The Fuel Line .
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The fuel smell when cold is typical open loop operation. I bet you cut off your catalytic converter, huh. I wouldn't be unplugging injectors and plugging in noid lights with the engine running. Your supposed to disable the fuel system(usually by removing the "Fuel Inj." fuse, which kills power to the fuel pump), install the noid and crank the engine. A flashing noid light is good. It means the PCM is sending the signal to energize the injector. Is your check engine light on?
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I'd say pull injector #2 and slap a new one in..
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Hmm, i believe the light should stay at the same brightness regardless. I'd start looking around for more chaffed/burnt wiring..
EDIT: Are you sure your battery is up to par? I'd check the voltage at the battery while idling.
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So is number 2 cylinder is the only one giving trouble(dim light)? First thing I'd do is do a resistance check with an ohmmeter on all the injector grounds from the injector to the PCM harness. You shouldn't see anymore than .5 ohms. All injector grounds go to Connector A on the PCM. Here's a pinout:
Injector--------Harness Location 1....................Pin 3 2....................Pin 19 3....................Pin 21 4....................Pin 4 5....................Pin 20 6....................Pin 5 7....................Pin 6 8....................Pin 22 The PCM grounds thru Pins 2 and 18, so make sure the wires there are properly grounded. After you test all grounds, then move on to the Pink hot wires. There are 2 fuses for the injectors, Fuse 9 is for 2,3,5 and 8. Fuse 10 for 1,4,6 and 7. Check the resistance from each injector to the fuse panel. You shouldn't see anymore than .5 ohms. If you still haven't pinpointed it, try testing the voltage at both fuel inj. fuses.
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