Subject	Basically open the hood, disconnect the battery, and
Posted by	300ZMang on August 06, 2013 at 7:16 AM
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In Reply To	Re: take all injector connectors off, ohm test injectors, clean posted by Auggie on August 05, 2013 at 03:53 PM
Message	start cleaning all electrical harnesses you see... CAS, PTU, MAS, Injectors, TPS, Engine Temp, etc etc. Corrision - green crap. Scrape it off, carefully but meaningful and expose the metal on each end of the connectors. A lil dielectric grease will be good too. While injector connectors are off, ohm test your injectors, all should be 10-14 ohms, anything else they're toast.
Follow Ups	Identifying Bad Injectors in 1991 TT - Auggie 14:51:53 08/05/13 A multi-meter would be a good start. - Evan_Wright (Ca) 15:39:00 08/05/13 Re: A multi-meter would be a good start. - Auggie 15:55:35 08/05/13 Yes, they cannot be repaired and must be replaced. - Evan_Wright (Ca) 18:09:52 08/05/13 Never knew about the Google tip, thanks! (n/m) - Auggie 09:50:28 08/06/13 take all injector connectors off, ohm test injectors, clean - 300ZMang 15:39:49 08/05/13 Re: take all injector connectors off, ohm test injectors, clean - Auggie 15:53:41 08/05/13 Basically open the hood, disconnect the battery, and - 300ZMang 07:16:55 08/06/13
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