hitting a wall
ive got an 87 TII with one hell of a 3800 hesitation, well its actually like hitting a wall. it starts fine and runs fine as long as the secondary injection system isnt needed. i just had injectors cleaned and blueprinted and did the work myself. needless to say, i probably messed up something with my secondaries and was wondering what the easiest place to start diagnosing is... thanks
Originally Posted by well uhhh
ive got an 87 TII with one hell of a 3800 hesitation, well its actually like hitting a wall.
A non-functioning injector will cause a complete misfire and a loss of half your power, hence the feeling of hitting a wall. Since you've had the injectors out recently it sounds like you haven't plugged one back in properly or there's some other problem with a connector like dirty contacts it damage that's causes a connector to move and not make proper contact.
Originally Posted by rx7 FC TII
check the grounds for the secondaries... you might have either forget to reground or you messed up the injectors ...
Originally Posted by NZConvertible
This post is complete BS and should be ignored by all. You have no idea what you’re talking about, and anyone who foolishly follows your advice and attempts to "reground" the injectors will end up with a blown fuse and a dead car.
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