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Re: Fuel System problem continued 200 1987

posted by  someone claiming to be Art Benstein on  Sat Feb 24 12:50 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Hi Pete,

Before condemning your amm, please check your ohmmeter. I say that because I think it unlikely the wire would fail in this mode. I know it is somewhat more likely a meter's shunt resistor gets damaged with accidental power measured in the resistance mode -- then the meter reads real low. Find something else of known resistance in the 2 to 50 ohm range to compare or try another meter. If the sensor wire fails, it opens up. With the amm plug disconnected, a failed burn-off switch should not affect the measurement of the wire.

Hope its not your amm.





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