Bosch d disease
RD Rick
rickydik at ix.netcom.com
Tue Sep 3 21:55:03 GMT 1996
talltom wrote:
>>From: rickydik at ix.netcom.com (RD Rick)
>>Date: Mon, 2 Sep 1996 12:06:45 -0700
>>Subject: Re: DIY_EFI Digest V1 #256
>
>>I may be able to help you, Tom. I have a Djet tester, 17 years of
>>driving Djet 914's, lots of spares, psuedo-schematics, oscilloscope,
>>etc., and a distributor machine to do dynamic things.
>>What is the nature of your problem?
> What I've got is a Cadillac style V8-6-4. The way this happened is
that the >brain on my mercedes 4.5 started dropping a circuit or two of
injectors, and>now >is to the point that it's so disgusting that I tore
the rest of it apart for >long put off tweaking.
> I came to this grandiose conclusion because I've checked everything
else>repeatedly and it checks good.
> My questions are a little ignorant as I don't mess with porsche's
and air>cooled>vw's(they're to close to the ground):-> is are the
d-jetronic systems they use>equipped with four injector circuits? If
so, do you think any of your schematics>would be useful in surgery?
Dist. machine, ocilloscope... I'm jealous!
Yeah, the Djet tester I have was made by EFI Associates LA. It can
test the 8 cyl Merc, but I don't know if my harness will fit. Is your
ECU about 8" x 12" and have the 25 pin connector on the end? If so, my
tester should work. What part number is the ECU? I don't have much in
the way of schematics, but that vintage electronics is my cup of tea.
I could check your dist, too, and dynamically test its inj. contacts.
The Djet in 4 cyl engines has just two injector circuits. I'm 6' and
fit the 914, but my 6' 4" son hates it. You would need a bubble
canopy. :)
RD
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