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Old 08-17-2016   #51
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Default Re: INJ1 Fuse Blowing

Congrats. You think it was those spices or the connectors to the DIS or ?
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Old 08-17-2016   #52
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Default Re: INJ1 Fuse Blowing

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Congrats. You think it was those spices or the connectors to the DIS or ?
Lee nor I really know for sure but we both replaced all wire looms on Injectors and I actually replaced or added wire looms on ALL under Plenum Wiring. I also loosened up some wires under the Plenum such that no Connector to the DIS was under any kind of tension. Same with Injectors.

1995 ZR-1 Plenum and associated DIS


When I unscrewed the 1/4 inch nut from DIS with Ohm Meter connected to that INJ1 Fuse downside I actually got the resistance back to 1200 ohms which is normal with switch off. This was after INJ1 fuse blew (zero ohms on that circuit). The resistance went from near zero to 1200 Ohms during the disconnection of the 14 pin Connector.

From that I expect the issue resided in that DIS 14 pin connector or wire harness or maybe in those splices. That DIS 14 pin actually has only 8 pins functioning and 4 of those 8 are splices between the main wire harness and the DIS wire connector. Those 4 splices contain two wire each coming from the main wire loom spiced into a single wire going to the DIS 14 pin connector. I guess you can then say that there are 12 wires going to the DIS Connector from the main wire loom.



It was kind of a mess from the main wire loom as the two Coil connectors and associated wires, the 14 Pin DIS connector wires and associated splices, the Coil Drivers, the EGR, the Crankshaft sensor wires, and the MDP wires were all kind of tangled. I actually spliced a couple of wires so I could untangle the mess and separate ALL connectors and associated Wiring separately to each connector.

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