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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / November 2007

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1987 Nissan PathFinder-4x4. Electronic Fuel Inj. T'body.

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fern_min@yahoo.com - 15 Nov 2007 06:41 GMT
I'm having a problem dyognosing the fuel injector's.  First the fuel-
pump was replaced.  There's fuel pressure reaching the carburator when
I turn the ignition key. However, there's no fuel spaying into the
throttle body. I've tried to taking the injector cover off and running
a jumper wire to each injector, using a test-light. The test light
come comes on but, the injectors don't spray. If I leave the ignition
key on for a minute, the truck does want to kind of start, but quickly
turns off. If I spray fuel starter the truck does turn on for a few
seconds. All electrical is fine on the truck can anyone please help.
Scott Dorsey - 15 Nov 2007 15:12 GMT
>I'm having a problem dyognosing the fuel injector's.  First the fuel-
>pump was replaced.  There's fuel pressure reaching the carburator when
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>turns off. If I spray fuel starter the truck does turn on for a few
>seconds. All electrical is fine on the truck can anyone please help.

I'm not sure what you mean here.

If you measure the fuel pressure on the rail, what number do you see
on the gauge?
--scott
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