Subject	Very good chance your connectors are corroded which is
Posted by	Audioquest on August 17, 2008 at 2:24 PM
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In Reply To	Need help with a possible injector problem...kinda long posted by bt300z32 on August 16, 2008 at 08:35 PM
Message	really common as they are crap. Spend some time diagnosing the problem before you start taking the plenum off. Pull the CAS, PTU, MAF, Coolant Temp Sensor, TPS, AAC, FICD, & Air Regulator connectors and check for corrosion. With your description of wiggling the connectors and it gets better points to this could be at least a part of your problem. Scrape all you can off, then use good quality spray contact cleaner and finally dielectric grease to protect them. When the injector connectors are off, test them with a multimeter. They should be 10 to 14 ohms to be in factory spec. If all of this doesn't do it, you will need to test the rest of the components. Spending time to get the basics right usually corrects most issues like this
Follow Ups	Need help with a possible injector problem...kinda long - bt300z32 20:35:48 08/16/08 I feel your pain... - Shift_(ATL) 00:02:41 08/17/08 Yea, I've been searching, and searching and searching - bt300z32 09:59:40 08/17/08 Please post this question in the Tech section but here is - 5280Z_nightstalker 00:21:23 08/17/08 Thanks...didn't post in tech because of the virus thing - bt300z32 10:27:36 08/17/08 Very good chance your connectors are corroded which is - Audioquest 14:24:46 08/17/08
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