Subject	Yes, you can have an injector that won't fire and still ohms
Posted by	Tanley on July 25, 2015 at 9:15 PM
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In Reply To	You are correct that it is receiving 12V, but the way the posted by Tanley on July 25, 2015 at 09:04 PM
Message	out in spec. If that is the case then it is most likely due to the injector getting gummed up or some other contaminate. Using the 9V may alleviate the problem, if it does not then you will have to pull the injector and have it cleaned/tested or replaced. Use the 9V multiple times like I described above to confirm you can't get the injector to fire before deciding to pull the injector.
Follow Ups	Cylinder #6 not firing (has experience with Z) - joe645733 08:27:21 07/25/15 The injector makes a distinct clicking sound using the screw - Tanley 09:12:50 07/25/15 Re: The injector makes a distinct clicking sound using the screw - joe645733 15:33:21 07/25/15 You are correct that it is receiving 12V, but the way the - Tanley 21:04:39 07/25/15 Yes, you can have an injector that won't fire and still ohms - Tanley 21:15:28 07/25/15 Re: The injector makes a distinct clicking sound using the screw - joe645733 15:36:00 07/25/15 Re: The injector makes a distinct clicking sound using the screw - joe645733 16:50:00 07/25/15 Re: The injector makes a distinct clicking sound using the screw - joe645733 17:57:02 07/25/15
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