Subject	well, I guess an injector was working partially it>>
Posted by	my91z(Dallas) on October 03, 2000 at 9:40 AM
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In Reply To	Injector would be the same as a coil going out>>> posted by Grec (East Bay, CA) on October 03, 2000 at 09:30 AM
Message	would not feel like it was "missing" quite as bad as if there was no spark at all. Injectors are just big sloenoids that pulse on and off real fast, right? Well a solenoid is a big coil and when an ignition coil in an old style ignition would start to degrade it would have problems working and would quit after a while of running. When a coil(old style ignition) is going out, it is affected by heat, so when the engine heats up the coil it starts going out. May work just fine when you start it, but goes downhill later. Well, I gues the same thing could apply to an injector or our coil-packs also. Ok, so I don't have any definitiv answers, but there are some possible ideas at least. :)
Follow Ups	Question on injector failure..... - Grec (East Bay, CA) 08:27:49 10/03/00 replace the connector or clean it... probably corroded. - Bernie 09:03:33 10/03/00 you sure it is the injector and not the coil-pack plug?>> - my91z(Dallas) 09:07:50 10/03/00 Injector would be the same as a coil going out>>> - Grec (East Bay, CA) 09:30:51 10/03/00 well, I guess an injector was working partially it>> - my91z(Dallas) 09:40:51 10/03/00 I just changed my plugs and had one cylinder that - Jeff S.(CA) 10:36:09 10/03/00 If you want some tips on cleaning the connector, mail me. - ModernRonin 12:22:08 10/03/00
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