Subject	Needle files work well
Posted by	ChristopherTheOne on April 23, 2015 at 1:39 AM
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In Reply To	Re: Sounds like the injector or injector connection. posted by anthony90_z32 on April 22, 2015 at 10:59 PM
Message	Just disconnect the connectors and work all the contact surfaces with a needle file until they're shiny bare metal all around. Coat the surfaces with a thin film of dielectric grease to guard against future corrosion, then put 'em back together.
Follow Ups	help, have problems with injector and coil packs - anthony90_z32 22:10:56 04/21/15 Make the pins on the conectors are clean, like - Red Hawk (CO) 12:01:50 04/22/15 Re: Make the pins on the conectors are clean, like - slcZ32 13:38:21 04/22/15 Re: Make the pins on the conectors are clean, like - anthony90_z32 22:53:49 04/22/15 What do you mean by the connector doesn't work? - ttsmokin 13:35:18 04/22/15 Re: What do you mean by the connector doesn't work? - anthony90_z32 22:57:11 04/22/15 Your PTU connectors are probably corroded then. - ttsmokin 17:27:19 04/23/15 Re: Your PTU connectors are probably corroded then. - anthony90_z32 19:51:05 04/23/15 Sounds like the injector or injector connection. - Zuberman 14:06:19 04/22/15 Re: Sounds like the injector or injector connection. - anthony90_z32 22:59:54 04/22/15 Needle files work well - ChristopherTheOne 01:39:59 04/23/15 Re: Re: Sounds like the injector or injector connection. - Zuberman 09:28:58 04/23/15
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