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so my car is geting good fuel. its getting spark. its just not getting fuel in to the motor. how can i test the injectors. or is there a way. im lost and the manual isnt helping
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I'm not sure where you're looking in the manual, but it's pretty clear from pages F2-115 to F2-118
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i seen that in there. 1 the car does not start. and 2 i dont want to spend alot of money to buy test equipment that i will only use once. is there a way to check them when they are on a car that does not run. thanks......
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A lot of money doesn't need to be spent. A fuel pressure tester is around 50 bucks, and you can get a cheap multi-meter for 20 bucks.

And if you took the time to read the pages that I linked, you'd see that the vehicle doesn't need to be running to perform the tests, just the ignition on. The vehicle is actually not supposed to be running.

Pay more attention when you're given advice or don't ask for help.

Or go to a mechanic and pay hundreds of dollars for him to diagnose a problem that would have cost you 70 dollars and a little bit of patience.
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so. just so u know i work on my own cars. if the mazday book was wrote better maybe ppl wouldent ask on things like this. and if u want to be like this ill just get help from other ppl that are nice and not ones like u
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:shrug: Good luck to you...
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sorry to sound like a prick and go off. but i tired of ppl say read the book. if you look at the first page that you told me it dose say to let the motor warm up. there for that is y i said that it wont run. i mean i would like your help but i just am getting pissed off at this car. so all i can do is check the ohms. right
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You can check the resistance at each injector, as well as remove the injector rail with the ignition on and two specific pins jumped in the diagnostic connector(as the manual says) and measure the volume (if any) of fuel that is ejected.

There are other procedures in the pages that I linked to that do not require the car to be running, or expensive test equipment.
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cool. im getting ready to check the ohms and see what it says
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right bank there all at about 14 ohms left bank there cyl. 2 and 4 are at 28 and cyl 6 is 14 but cyl. 2 and 4 are not connecting good
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I would think the car would still fire up (roughly) with 4 working cylinders, but I'm not sure. Make sure you clean those contacts at the connectors well with some contact cleaner, and check the wiring at the connectors for perfect continuity before replacing the injectors . (Injectors are quite expensive)
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Re: fuel injectors

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on the connectors to i just check them from the connector to the ecu
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