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brontotx · 06-05-2009, 10:59 AM

While I get the sense that you want to figure this out quickly, these "noid" lights are the cheapest way (available on e-bay for $5-10) to see if all the wires at the injectors are getting the correct signal (i.e., determine if the lack of spray is due to the ECM/wiring or the injectors). Perhaps they are available at your local auto parts store.

BTW, I had to rap on my injectors pretty solidly before the one started spraying.

Good luck,

Mark

06-05-2009, 10:59 AM	#132
brontotx Registered User Join Date: May 2009 Location: Space City! (TX) Posts: 46	Re: Tbi swap build thread While I get the sense that you want to figure this out quickly, these "noid" lights are the cheapest way (available on e-bay for $5-10) to see if all the wires at the injectors are getting the correct signal (i.e., determine if the lack of spray is due to the ECM/wiring or the injectors). Perhaps they are available at your local auto parts store. BTW, I had to rap on my injectors pretty solidly before the one started spraying. Good luck, Mark