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Not wiring "errors", but possible impedance
problems. Ohm out the injector wiring from the EC2 connector all the way to the
injector plug (also the return path). A high-resistance connection along
the path or a burn mark on a switch contact could dramatically change the
performance of the circuit.
Dale
Nice Try :-)
Actually, I did all that weeks ago.
In talking to Tracy, it
sounds like the injector mismatch that I have is substantial. The mixture
knob provides a 100% change in mixture from one extreme to the other, and I'm
having to turn it 180 degrees to change from primaries to secondaries. If
that's 75%, or even 50% change in mixture, my MSD injectors can't be anywhere
close to the 50 lb/hr they claim to be. I'm going to try to get out this
afternoon, and swap the primary and secondary wiring again, and verify the huge
mixture change required to go from primary to secondary. If this is now
opposite of what it was yesterday, I'm going to have to get these MSD injectors
tested, and see what they really are.
Cheers,
Rusty
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