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    Exclamation Fuel injection system

    I have an 89 lx-i sedan, my Check engine light comes on and stays on, the owners manual says it means my fuel injectors are malfunctioning, but thats all it says, can someone e-mail me if they know what is wrong and what i need to do to fix it, do i need to buy new injectors? PLEASE HELP! Address: [email protected]



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    hmm im not sure but other people can help you, i just jumped in to say that this thread should be moved to another section

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    here is one way to check
    run the car, leave the injectors in there ( at least with Z) you can pull a coil pack and the idle would drop and then return to normal but if it stays the same then its bad, so maybe try pulling one spark plug at a time, if worse case senerio, you just have to buy new ones or, can get them cleaned at RC engineering

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    Well, actually you should first check the ECU code.

    Move your drivers seat all the way forward. Look underneath the seat from behind and you should see a rather flat looking box (The ECU) with a little "door" on it. Turn the ingnition key to "ON" and make sure the check engine light stays on. Look inside the little door on the ECU. You should see a red LED flashing. Count the number of flashes before the pause. There should be a number of flashes and a pause followed by the same number of flashes.

    Post the number of flashes here and I or someone else with a shop manusl will tell you what faulty component is being indicated. There are many things besides problems with the injectors that can cause the engine light to come on.

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    Check the resistor box on your driver's side fender for proper grounding and replug the plug.
    Other than that, give us the ecu code.
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    mine just flashes once, so im thinking code 1, anybody know what that is?
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    O2 sensor......

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    ok, thanks
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    If you dont feel any rough idling or leaky injectors (wetness and dirty build up near the nozzle of the injector) i would say try checking all the grounds and reset the ECU and see if they still throw a code. By the way, what code did it throw?


    Originally posted by sl103
    here is one way to check
    run the car, leave the injectors in there ( at least with Z) you can pull a coil pack and the idle would drop and then return to normal but if it stays the same then its bad, so maybe try pulling one spark plug at a time, if worse case senerio, you just have to buy new ones or, can get them cleaned at RC engineering
    You seemed to have started off saying "run the car...... ' and midway thru u said 'try pulling one spark plug at a time'. Do u mean pull the spark plug when the car is still running? Why u wanna hurt yourself dude?

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