Subject	I just changed my plugs and had one cylinder that
Posted by	Jeff S.(CA) on October 03, 2000 at 10:36 AM
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In Reply To	Question on injector failure..... posted by Grec (East Bay, CA) on October 03, 2000 at 08:27 AM
Message	wasn't firing. The coil connector was not loose, so I took the connector apart, cleaned all of the contacts and put it back on. Ran perfect. Wasn't able to find the exact problem but must have been a corroded or loose contact inside the connector. I would check this before going to the injector. : When one of these goes.... is it generaly a sudden failure? Or can they intermitently (sp?) go in and out? : I have it nailed down to cylinder 1... coil is fine... after playing around with the injector and coil connections... it seems to have fixed itself... but I'm not comfortable driving it. And now that it's working correctly.... I can't run an Ohm meter on the injector. : (Was getting injector circuit reading on ECU test... now it's fine) : Normal for the things to gradualy go out?
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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