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by Quanta » Wed 09.10.2013, 19:02
Having now determined that 2 & 4 are not firing means I've got fuel injector problems rather than ignition problems, I am somewhat relieved. I just need info on where to look for the IHC B5 connector as I've read that this is where others have found a bad connection that can result from grime and time. Anyone that has had similar issues and resolved them, please point me in the right direction. Thanks!
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by epipete » Wed 09.10.2013, 19:20
There are two threads that you might read
'Engine Misfire' and 'Re:engine misfire'
The second of these includes the advice - "The IHC connectors are just below and on front of the coolant bottle. There is a splice (represented by the circle) between IHC and the injectors +ve supply". The thread also offers advice on where to check supply and in uses a wiring diagram.
Good luck
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by lotusgirlmarie » Thu 10.10.2013, 07:05
I did. Found one of the injectors died. No resistance or continuity when tested with a multimeter.
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