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injector testing - 9/14/2007 7:07:46 PM
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richrd
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I'm working on a '91 Corsica, 3.1. and have two injector questions. 1. what is the trick to remove the injectors from the manifold. the fuel rail is off, I thought the injectors would come out with the rail but no way. Do I just use force? 2 what resistance shold they have? four are 12.4 one is 11.3 and one is 1.5 my quess is 1.5 is trash and 11.3 is maybe, but I can't find any specs. Thanks Rich
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RE: injector testing - 9/14/2007 8:01:25 PM
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astroDZak
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Spray the injectors with a lube then twist and pull. Its been awhile but I was thinking they were supposed to check out closer to 14 but not sure where I found it out at anymore. One things for sure the 1.5 is certainly dead.
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RE: injector testing - 9/15/2007 7:14:28 PM
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richrd
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thanks, it worked. Next question, how do I tell if the fuel pressure regulator is bad? Rich
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RE: injector testing - 9/17/2007 12:00:21 PM
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BigBoom360ci
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You can smell gas in the vaccum line is one way you can tell that its bad. As for finding the right specs for the injectors get to a library n use ALLDATA online. Just remember to bring a note book so you can write down whats suppose to be what.
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