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injectors 200 1984

posted by  machine man on  Wed May 13 16:56 CST 2009
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They actually can be fired on 5 volts by the ECU. I've used a very quick flick of a 12 volt car battery for audible testing.

Likewise I was afraid of the excess amps. So, I split the difference and used a 9 volt cell later. Like in smoke alarms. You could try a 6 volt lantern one I guess?

The coils should be pretty hardy. Their heat sinked inside those steel bodies and fuel cooled.

It's best to keep the wire clip connectors clear of corrosion.

Phil






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