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Bad news, sorry
You could get 15 of these (12 for injectors, 2 for sensors, 1 spare), some decent wres, and make up a new harness in about four hours. A soldering gun, some tape.....
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You could get 15 of these (12 for injectors, 2 for sensors, 1 spare), some decent wres, and make up a new harness in about four hours. A soldering gun, some tape.....
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You could get 15 of these (12 for injectors, 2 for sensors, 1 spare), some decent wres, and make up a new harness in about four hours. A soldering gun, some tape.....
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M use good quality silicone insulated wire and you will never have trouble again with cracked insulation.
May I also suggest using a MIL spec connector to join the new harness to the old in the fender well.
Also document your new harness if the wire colour codes are different so if you need to do any work in the future you have a wiring diagram.
May I also suggest using a MIL spec connector to join the new harness to the old in the fender well.
Also document your new harness if the wire colour codes are different so if you need to do any work in the future you have a wiring diagram.
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so my injector harness has been mixed up at some point.
so i rigged up a temporary injector harness with the BMW stuff i had. no change whatsoever.
i dont think you guys understand just how rich im talking about here. it runs SO rich that i drained 5 gallons in about an hours worth of tinkering. my supercharged GP doesnt drain 5 gallons in an hour of driving.
so i rigged up a temporary injector harness with the BMW stuff i had. no change whatsoever.
i dont think you guys understand just how rich im talking about here. it runs SO rich that i drained 5 gallons in about an hours worth of tinkering. my supercharged GP doesnt drain 5 gallons in an hour of driving.
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The 5 and 6 injectors being swapped around means someone has had them off. At a guess 5 and 6 would most likely not have the required fuel when it goes bang. This could make the other cylinders run rich but not that rich. You obviously have more than one issue that is causing you mixture problem.
As someone has been in there tinkering I would be checking every sensor for correct connection and operation.
Check the O2 sensors, obvious as they control fuel enrichment
engine coolant temp sensor - this provides cold start enrichment
IAT sensor - this provides 2% enrichment for ever 10°C fall in IAT
There is an idle mixture adjustment in the ECU although I would only touch this as a very last resort.
As someone has been in there tinkering I would be checking every sensor for correct connection and operation.
Check the O2 sensors, obvious as they control fuel enrichment
engine coolant temp sensor - this provides cold start enrichment
IAT sensor - this provides 2% enrichment for ever 10°C fall in IAT
There is an idle mixture adjustment in the ECU although I would only touch this as a very last resort.
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The 5 and 6 injectors being swapped around means someone has had them off. At a guess 5 and 6 would most likely not have the required fuel when it goes bang. This could make the other cylinders run rich but not that rich. You obviously have more than one issue that is causing you mixture problem.
Check the O2 sensors, obvious as they control fuel enrichment
IAT sensor - this provides 2% enrichment for ever 10°C fall in IAT
There is an idle mixture adjustment in the ECU although I would only touch this as a very last resort.
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With a voltmeter. It's easy. Click here and scroll down.
O2 Sensor Test Information & Resetting the Light
Since yours in an '85 you should have the single wire O2 sensors. If by chance you have the 3-wire type, the signal wire (as opposed to the heater wires) is segregated from the other two
as i have removed my air cleaners.
Completely off, including the housings that bolt to the throttle bodies? If so, are the bolt holes open? If so you'll have a huge vacuum leak
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With a voltmeter. It's easy. Click here and scroll down.
O2 Sensor Test Information & Resetting the Light
Since yours in an '85 you should have the single wire O2 sensors. If by chance you have the 3-wire type, the signal wire (as opposed to the heater wires) is segregated from the other two
O2 Sensor Test Information & Resetting the Light
Since yours in an '85 you should have the single wire O2 sensors. If by chance you have the 3-wire type, the signal wire (as opposed to the heater wires) is segregated from the other two
but after reading the whole article, its clear that o2 wouldnt effect the way the jag runs in open loop. unless....... the o2 sensors arent getting or sending any voltage at all. if the o2 reads 0 volts due to a broken wire it could cause the ECU to go full enrichment, right?....
Completely off, including the housings that bolt to the throttle bodies? If so, are the bolt holes open? If so you'll have a huge vacuum leak
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theyre single wire o2 sensors.
but after reading the whole article, its clear that o2 wouldnt effect the way the jag runs in open loop. unless....... the o2 sensors arent getting or sending any voltage at all. if the o2 reads 0 volts due to a broken wire it could cause the ECU to go full enrichment, right?....
but after reading the whole article, its clear that o2 wouldnt effect the way the jag runs in open loop. unless....... the o2 sensors arent getting or sending any voltage at all. if the o2 reads 0 volts due to a broken wire it could cause the ECU to go full enrichment, right?....
Hmmm.
I don't think so. I think it would just default to open loop fuel mapping. The TPS and Baro sensor are still the primary fuel metering players. The O2 sensors are more like trimming devices.
One thing.....check the oxy sensors in "Drive". At some point....can't remember the break...the system was configured to go open loop in "Park", as I recall.
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