Subject	Just realize, putting a digital meter across the two
Posted by	jzack on July 29, 2012 at 8:48 AM
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In Reply To	Re: So one side has +12v and the other constant ground? posted by hiimmarkie1990 on July 28, 2012 at 07:33 PM
Message	connectors on the harness plug and measuring volts isn't determining that you've found a constant ground. That meter isn't placing any real load on the circuit. One way to figure this out is to put a resistor in series with an LED across the connector and see if it lights up. That would indicate a constant ground condition...
Follow Ups	injector problem - hiimmarkie1990 19:41:04 07/27/12 Did you ohm the injector? Pre 95 wiring harnesses always - PiotrC70 19:55:50 07/27/12 Re: Did you ohm the injector? Pre 95 wiring harnesses always - hiimmarkie1990 20:09:03 07/27/12 No - that's how it fires. ECU grounds the injector as - jzack 20:35:49 07/27/12 Re: No - that's how it fires. ECU grounds the injector as - hiimmarkie1990 21:02:46 07/27/12 So one side has +12v and the other constant ground? - jzack 22:57:32 07/27/12 Re: So one side has +12v and the other constant ground? - hiimmarkie1990 19:33:01 07/28/12 Just realize, putting a digital meter across the two - jzack 08:48:41 07/29/12
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