injector question

95CobraMike

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I was wondering what voltange runs through an injector to make it..... inject...

also i was wondering if there is a good way to check to see if the injectors are working properly

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1000 posts!!! yahoo!!!

 

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noid light set, it can be bought at advanced auto and probly autozone.

 

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95CobraMike said:

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what exactly does a noid light set do?

does it check ohms, or whether or not it is opening and closing or what does it do?

 

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a noid light plugs into the inj. harness at the inj. when the signal for the inj. to open goes to the inj. with the light it lights up.

 

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so it pretty much just tells me when it is opening, rather than if it is opening or not?

 

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Yes, the noid light tells you if you are getting power and ground to the injector, but not what is going on with the actual fuel delivery. There is key-on voltage to the injector that is constant; the computer controls the ground signal to the injector to control pulsewidth.

A cylinder balance test is about the best test I can think of to measure the injector flow with the injectors in the car.

Good luck.

 

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what if i take the injectors off the car? is there a way to test them to see if they are spraying like they should be?

 

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Thats what the inj. ball. test is. A shop hookes them up and they can give alittle "tune up" kinda to them to flow ballance them and check for bad ones.

 

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i think i read somewhere that someone used a lil 9V battery but that still wouldnt tell you if it was flowing the correct amount. just if it was working

 

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I'm interested. I would like to take my inj(currently not installed) to the shop so they can check them out.

 

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BlkSn is right on. If one hunts around, the cost to have injectors cleaned and flow tested can be quite reasonable.

Good luck.

 

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what kind of shop does things like that?

 

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call around, I have seen it done for free from buddies brother-in-laws, to 50$ all they way up to 100$...for flow ball. of all inj., sonic clean, and test them.

 

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Don't Laugh

I remember reading about some guy rig up a way to supply fuel and 12 volts to run them 10 seconds in a clear test container.

He then compared the spray pattern, and the amount of fuel in his test container for all eight inj's.

Now that I think about it, if you ran the test with oem pressure, I guess you could multiply the amount of fuel in the tank by 6 and it should be close the the inj's rating

Grady

 

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Grady, I remember him. He dyno'd his camaro on an old Tractor trailer axle.

 

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HISSIN50 said:

Grady, I remember him. He dyno'd his camaro on an old Tractor trailer axle.

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Hey JT

It ain't nice of you to make fun of the cutting edge technology them Chevy boys are using these days

Grady