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Old 09-12-2011, 09:04 PM
mpolli mpolli is offline
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Originally Posted by Boston Benz View Post
I found continuity on numerous receptacles - which makes no sense at all.
How are you testing continuity? Are you using an ohm meter? What ohms are you reading? The injectors probably all have source resistors going to a common rail (+12) so it would not be unusual to read that resistance, but one pin should read short and the rest some resistance. The schematic shows they all go directly to +12. Compare the readings to the same tests on a good coil circuit.
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