[Diy_efi] New TBI install in older car

J TheGreatJ at charter.net
Mon Jan 17 06:03:42 GMT 2005


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Spark but no fuel spray....recheck fuel pressure.  Make sure it's fuel =
and not air in the lines.  IIRC, some of the frame-mounted Ford pumps =
are meant to be strictly booster-pumps, and won't create enough suction =
to actually draw fuel out of the tank.  The full-size vans and some =
trucks actually had 2 pumps, one in the tank to provide volume and one =
on the frame to provide pressure.

If fuel pressure is good, check for injector pulses.  You'll need a =
'noid light or LED because a regular test light won't turn on/off fast =
enough to see the pulses.  A DVOM will also react too slowly, although =
an analog meter may work.  If you have no injector pulse, check the =
injector ground pulse signal at the ECM.  If that's no good, check the =
tach pulse signal from the dizzy to the ECM.  This will be a =
ground-pulse signal just like the injector pulse.

If none of that turns anything up, let us know.

-J
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Spark but no fuel spray....recheck fuel =

pressure.&nbsp; Make sure it's fuel and not air in the lines.&nbsp; =
IIRC, some=20
of the frame-mounted Ford pumps are meant to be strictly booster-pumps, =
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won't create enough suction to actually draw fuel out of the tank.&nbsp; =
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volume and one on the frame to provide pressure.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>If fuel pressure is good, check for =
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pulses.&nbsp; You'll need a 'noid light or LED because a regular test =
light=20
won't turn on/off fast enough to see the pulses.&nbsp; A DVOM will also =
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too slowly, although an analog meter may work.&nbsp; If you have no =
injector=20
pulse, check the&nbsp;injector ground pulse signal at&nbsp;the =
ECM.&nbsp; If=20
that's no&nbsp;good, check the tach pulse signal from the dizzy to the=20
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