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'90 corvette: no injector signal when warm
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topcat
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May 3, 2009, 1:48 PM
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'90 corvette: no injector signal when warm
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350 TPI, 100k mi., runs fine until normal operating temp is reached. Does NOT die, but will not restart then. Always have ignition, 36 lbs of fuel pressure, but apparently no ground signal to injector for operation. Always have 12v to injector harness. Changed ICM, no help. Changed ECM, thinking ground signal comes from there. No help. Always runs fine until temp is reached.
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Sidom
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May 3, 2009, 1:56 PM
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Those vettes have had problems with their injectors.... a quick test you can do when it's not starting is try disconnecting one injector & a time. If it starts you've found your problem child.....
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Loren Champlain Sr
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May 4, 2009, 4:58 PM
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topcat; At the point that it won't start, you have spark, but NO fuel? Will it start if you apply starter fluid or carb cleaner into the plenum? I'm just wondering if it could be OVER fueling causing a flooding condition? If it is truly a lack of fuel, check for injector pulse. (Noid light). Check each injector, individually, for resistance. Not sure on the Corvette, but if one injector is shorted on most GMs, can take out four at the same time. Loren SW Washington
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