Injector resistors
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squirtedtoy
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Injector resistors
thanks
Adam
Re: Injector resistors
However, there are theoretical benefits in removing them and driving low impedance injectors directly - that is the whole purpose of the PWM flyback damping circuit. My MS has been driving low impedance injectors directly for 4 years with no problems. But do follow the tuning instructions to the letter.
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