Both primary injectors fire at the same time right...
Just ned to know. thanks
ROdney |
No, the primaries fire sequentially alternating between front and rear rotors - at least when the secondary fuel injectors are not firing under 3,800RPM.
-Ted |
Originally posted by RETed ...at least when the secondary fuel injectors are not firing under 3,800RPM. |
Wow...i didnt know that..
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I am talking about when you are just cranking the motor over.. should they both fire.. how do you check and see if your injectors are working
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i'd pull the spark plugs and see if gas shoots out when you crank.
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Originally posted by selanne8 i'd pull the spark plugs and see if gas shoots out when you crank. |
Originally posted by viperkiller7 I am talking about when you are just cranking the motor over.. should they both fire.. how do you check and see if your injectors are working Pull the fuel injectors with the fuel rail.  Secure the fuel injectors onto the fuel rail so it doesn't leak or pop out - I use wire or wire ties.  Have someone crank the engine over - you'll see the fuel squirting... -Ted |
cool ill try that thanks
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