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Re: funky D-jet wiring harness ALL 70

posted by  someone claiming to be Steve Seekins on  Tue Jun 16 00:19 CST 1998 [RELATED]

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A great book for theory and maintenance for the D-jet (as well as the K-Jet and the LH jet systems) is the Robert Bently Bosch Fuel Injection book - you can get it at discount through VCOA (Check the book discount secton of Rolling for order information). Otherwise, the factory manual is the best.

The Manifold Pressure Sensor is a variable inductor - only way to test or control (electrically) is to use an inductive bridge. However, only mode of failure that I have ever seen is a diaphragm failure that is easy to spot with a small vacuum pump and gage - if it won't hold a vacuum, the diaphragm is cracked.





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