Fuel Delivery or Ignition problems
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Fuel Delivery or Ignition problems
a friend of mine has a 1988 e 250 van with a 351 windsor. he rebuilt the motor and ripped out all the emission control stuff so that it would be easier to work on in the future.now he is having trouble with the truck starting. it will run when you spray starting fluid in it until the fluid is gone. he has a new fuel pump and new injectors. he seems to think that the injectors are not firing. is this a possibility and if so how can he fix the problem. he says he is fed up any advise would be appreciated. could him ripping out all the emission stuff be the culpret?
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If the fuel injectors can be easily reached at, you can use a Mechanics Stethoscope and probe the injectors to see if it is firing. You will hear a clicking sound if the Fuel Injectors are firing.
If the Fuel Rail has a Schrader Valve then you can use a Fuel Pressure Gauge to measure the Fuel Pressure. Turn the Ignition Switch to ON, the Fuel Pressure Gauge should show the pressure reading. Check your book and specs of what reading it should be. When the engine is running, the fuel pressure should usually drop around 10 PSI.
If there is no pressure, check the Fuel Pump relay and fuse. You can bypass the fuel pump relay and hook it up directly with a 12 volt source and see if the fuel pump starts working.
If the Fuel Rail has a Schrader Valve then you can use a Fuel Pressure Gauge to measure the Fuel Pressure. Turn the Ignition Switch to ON, the Fuel Pressure Gauge should show the pressure reading. Check your book and specs of what reading it should be. When the engine is running, the fuel pressure should usually drop around 10 PSI.
If there is no pressure, check the Fuel Pump relay and fuse. You can bypass the fuel pump relay and hook it up directly with a 12 volt source and see if the fuel pump starts working.
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i had the same problem the injectors get their power from the computer but if the computer has no power going to it you won't get any power to your injectors,the power to the computer comes from the starter sylinoide,it's a black wire with a yellow stripe,chack fues link on that wire,when you get power to the computer your injectors should start working that's what fixed mine.
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i had the same problem the injectors get their power from the computer but if the computer has no power going to it you won't get any power to your injectors,the power to the computer comes from the starter sylinoide,it's a black wire with a yellow stripe,check fuse link on that wire,when you get power to the computer your injectors should start working that's what fixed mine.