my 88 beretta took a crap what could it be
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my 88 beretta took a crap what could it be
i was going town the road and my 88 Chevy beretta 2.8 multi port took a huge dump on my way home what could it be im getting spark and gas up to the injectors and it cranks but wont turn over i dont know what to do I NEED HELP PLEASE!!!!
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Re: my 88 beretta took a crap what could it be
Most of the time a bad "chip" will do that kind of thing. But before you get a new one check all that you can. There is a fuse that is for the injectors and also one for the computer. Start with those and move on from there. My guess is that there was no check engine light. Did you speedo go out also? The more info you can give the better we can help.
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Re: my 88 beretta took a crap what could it be
ok here is all i can say for now is that it will start after it has cooled down for like 1 imn the it will start go down the road for a little bit then it will die again the check engine light only comes on after it has died my speedo is still workking when the car starts but like i said it will go for about5 miles then it will just die
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Re: my 88 beretta took a crap what could it be
I would check the resistance on the injectors. They are supposed to read approximately 12Ω If they're much under 10Ω then you'll start to get stalling problems, especially because the resistance will usually tend to get lower as they heat up.
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Re: my 88 beretta took a crap what could it be
If I remember right even when as few as one injector goes out it will take the others down with it, one bad apple spoils the bunch so to say. Ohm them out... (I cant do the fancy symbol lol) it is a bit difficult when you have to pull the upper intake but its pretty straightforward to do.