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Thread: Fuel in Cylinder(s) after sitting

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01-11-2006, 03:40 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tercel GTS

Unplug the injectors that leaked and probe the wires with a digital voltage meter. Tell us if it reads any voltage. Check all four plugs.
I'm expecting the injectors may have trash holding them open or they are just leaking. Can't rule out the signal until you check the wires though.

The the wire leading to the leaky one did not show any voltage with the power off. The injector itself was within spec for resistance.

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