Subject	Ohm Check your Injectors..
Posted by	Cjw3 on September 08, 2013 at 12:52 PM
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In Reply To	Here is a picture of my BURNT ECU? posted by AL on September 08, 2013 at 12:11 PM
Message	The injectors are hooked to battery + ( 12 Volt) and the ECU will hook them to ground to fire them off.. the Switching Transistors in the ECU are protected from overcurent by the resistance of the Injector.. if your Injector ( one or a few ) have started to age toward the lower resistance, more current will be drawn through the Switching Transistor Circuits, and Board Traces.. If the Injector goes to Dead Short, it will Blow the Transistor doing no damage to the Circuit Board.. if it starts ohming toward 6 to 8 Ohm, it will draw a LOT of power, and burn the traces.. but ( apparently ) not enough to blow the transistor, and save your board.. Think the injectors should be 13 - 15 OHM.. Check the book.. Cj
Follow Ups	ECU fried while driving on Highway? Help! - AL 11:59:45 09/08/13 Here is a picture of my BURNT ECU? - AL 12:11:33 09/08/13 Ohm Check your Injectors.. - Cjw3 12:52:13 09/08/13 10-14ohms (n/m) - Krazyd27(Houston) 14:05:03 09/08/13 I'm not that familiar with the ECU board, what do those - jzack 14:37:49 09/08/13 Thats is pretty rare, unless something shorted in the engine - CmyZ 15:16:27 09/08/13 i had a 2001 sentra that kept frying the ic driver for the - inf 12:50:21 09/09/13 Re: Here is a picture of my BURNT ECU? - NIVO88T 17:47:15 09/09/13 Re: Here is a picture of my BURNT ECU? - WazTTed 18:22:09 09/10/13 Solved. - AL 23:51:39 09/10/13 Re: Solved. - WazTTed 03:21:04 09/11/13
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