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Sequential Fuel Injection

Posted: December 18th, 2006, 7:25 pm
by Custom_V6_Limited_SE
I understand that sequential fuel injection is the best setup because it provides fuel only on the intake stroke at the correct time for each individual cylinder. My question is what does the stock K8 fuel system do?

Posted: December 28th, 2006, 10:32 pm
by JWMotorsports
I don't see the injector wiring diagram in the online manual. If I did then I could tell you. If you you trace the wires there are 6 posative inputs according to the ECU diagram. The thing to trace are the grounds. If they're are 6 grounds back at the ECU it is Sequential. If it goes back to say 3 grounds at the ECU it is Batch Fire.

One thing you could do besides looking at a wiring diagram would be to put a very small 12V light on each injector (preferably an LED for lowest amperage consumption). The posative light wire needs to be connected to the injector posative wire. The negative light wire needs to be connected to the injector negative wire. They are cheaply attained at Radio Shack. Once all injectors have a light wired to them you can start the engine. If the system is sequential injection only one light will flash at a time. If it is batch fire then pairs of lights will flash at a time.

NOTE!!! Try this with one LED on one injector to make sure it doesn't burn out the LED. I don't think it will, I'm looking into this and will post a reply stating weather it works or if additional circuit components need to be added to prevent burning out the LED.

Posted: January 2nd, 2007, 8:46 pm
by mazdaspeedmx_3
K-series engines are sequential injection