Fuel injectors in flood mode?
Fuel injectors in flood mode?
Once I was inspecting a '96 Cavalier with a no-start condition, with the fuel rail and injectors removed from the engine.
When I turned the ignition switch to "run" position, the injectors began squirting fuel, and continued until I turned the key
back to "off" position. Good thing I placed a container underneath the injectors to collect the fuel, it filled up quick!
Why do they do that? Never did check for codes.
When I turned the ignition switch to "run" position, the injectors began squirting fuel, and continued until I turned the key
back to "off" position. Good thing I placed a container underneath the injectors to collect the fuel, it filled up quick!
Why do they do that? Never did check for codes.
Re: Fuel injectors in flood mode?
I know of no reason that injectors would just go wide open like that - I can't think of anything helpful that would do for the engine at any point. I would guess there was some sort of wiring short or bad ECM or something along those lines.
-Aaron
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'92 Beretta GTZ 2.3L 5M - Undergoing "unibody off" restoration ATM (almost done!)
'93 Beretta GT "MISEREE" 3.1 5M
'95 Beretta Base DGGM 2.2 5M
'96 Beretta "FAUXZ26" 2.2 5M