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Fuel Computer Test? 200

posted by  Lanos99se on  Sun May 11 13:39 CST 2003
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See my post a little ways down the board here. No start situation. Basicaly everything works except the injectors. I tried someone's suggestion of unplugging the AMM to see if it would start in limp-mode but no dice. Supposedly if it starts with the AMM unplugged then the AMM is bad. I checked power to to the AMM and it's only getting a little over 11v. That's not great but it should still run right?

In addition to testing everthing with a fluke multimeter and polishing all grounds, today I cleaned up the throttle body and flame trap, patched a few holes in the intake hose with gasket-in-a-can, and changed the plugs. The plugs look almost new and there is spark to all four. I also disassembled the fuel rail and cleaned the injectors and rail.

Is there a pin or pins I can test on the FI Comp to see if it's getting power?
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'88 240 Wagon. Restoration and cosmetic modification on going. Wanted: Tan Seats, any Style. Front driver's side corner lens.(two screws on one side one screw on the other) Most interior trim pieces.






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