vn delco wiring

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Re: vn delco wiring

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vs ss wrote:I had some thing similar on an engine I bought and ended up the five out of six injectors had stuck shut.
Some sort of moisture from sitting around I guess or the last owner had water in the fuel :roll:

That would be the fuel going off and forming varnish. Not much to do with moisture.

Average 91 fuel goes off in few weeks to few months. Then becomes varnish not long after that. I had it happen to a ford that ran on gas, all the normal fuel system was full varnish. All 6 injectors were totally stuck and unusable.
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its a stocker from a wreckers ,, so who knows .. it fires using start bastared i dont have o2 sensor connected as i need a 2 wire one but should still start added a in line fuel reg i had laying arround have 60 psi fuel pressure .. have a log here doesnt mean a lot to me but will load for you to look at if i work out how to
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could bew worth pulling the plugs all off, wind it over a few times, then remove the spark plugs, see if they are all wet or not ... might give you an idea as to if an injector isn't firing.
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inline fuel reg????
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ok just pulled injector rail off only 2 are working .. will swap them out for the series 1 injectors not sure if there the same but will give it a go whilst i get the old one rebuilt
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delcowizzid wrote:inline fuel reg????

delco a after market on with pressure guage on it just added it the return in to tank to see if that was problem seem to be injector thou only 4 of the 6 working
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ekdave1962 wrote:ok just pulled injector rail off only 2 are working .. will swap them out for the series 1 injectors not sure if there the same but will give it a go whilst i get the old one rebuilt
pretty much the same. Same flow anyway, different PN.
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ok thanks guys it running with vn injectors will spring the $220 for a change over set and $90 for o2 then finishes putting it together
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Good to see! Im not sure what you have been doing with your tune but I believe that the VP engine takes quite a different spark mark compared the S1, so thats worth considering.
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i wouldn't. i have had 0% success with reco injectors of that type. they always leak after reco.

i just find low k injectors and check for spray pattern and leaks, if its ok they are good to go.