No Fuel Injector Spray
Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2010 3:55 pm
I have spent a lot of time trying to troubleshoot this problem and I've searched the forum and haven't found a solution so now I've come to ask the experts. Thank you in advance for your help.
I have an MS1 with v3.0 board and firmware v 2.88 (I think). I have tested my MS with the Stimulator and it seems to work just fine. I'm running a GM TBI from an early 90's truck with the 65 lb/hr injectors. The problem is, the injectors are not spraying during cranking or when the key is turned to the position where the fuel pump primes for 2 seconds. Initially, I had the TPS wired incorrectly, and after I corrected this and calibrated the TPS, the injectors were spraying for the pulse prime, but they were flooding the engine so much I didn't even bother to try and start it. At that point I decided to take a break and go eat lunch. About an hour later I came back and turned the key and got nothing. Now I seem to be at the same point I was before. I've set the cranking PW and the Req. Fuel setting per the manual.
Any suggestions?
1 more thing. I did notice that the PWM time threshold was set to over 25, which probably explains the flooding. Could this have done something to the injectors?
Thanks
I have an MS1 with v3.0 board and firmware v 2.88 (I think). I have tested my MS with the Stimulator and it seems to work just fine. I'm running a GM TBI from an early 90's truck with the 65 lb/hr injectors. The problem is, the injectors are not spraying during cranking or when the key is turned to the position where the fuel pump primes for 2 seconds. Initially, I had the TPS wired incorrectly, and after I corrected this and calibrated the TPS, the injectors were spraying for the pulse prime, but they were flooding the engine so much I didn't even bother to try and start it. At that point I decided to take a break and go eat lunch. About an hour later I came back and turned the key and got nothing. Now I seem to be at the same point I was before. I've set the cranking PW and the Req. Fuel setting per the manual.
Any suggestions?
1 more thing. I did notice that the PWM time threshold was set to over 25, which probably explains the flooding. Could this have done something to the injectors?
Thanks