1998 Kia Sportage Repair Question
Mileage: 64,000 miles.
Injectors not getting fire
Asked by kimberlyfarleyAnswer
With the key in the run position does the connector to to the injector does one side have power?
WAs the Check Engine Light showing prior to this?
The check engine light has stayed on in this since it had 23000 miles on it and it didn't throw any codes then so I'm not sure if it did before it quit running or not. The ground on the injectors is fine its the other wire that is not getting power on any of the injectors.
One side should have a plusing ground while cranking the other side of the connector should have power with the key in the run position.
That's the problem the ground is working like it's suppose to but the other wire has no power with the key on or while it's cranking on any of the injectors and I have no idea why.
Have you made sure you have power to both sides of the injector fuse with the key in the run position?
Yes and it does have power there i guess it's loosing power somewhere between the fuse box and the injectors
If the MIL is indicating without any trouble codes, you need to be checking why. It can mean a bad PCM or its grounding circuit. It could be the cause of the injectors not working.
The other thing is I believe you are doing the testings wrongly.
The injectors have two wires each, one green on all inkectors and the other would be either Green/Black, White/Green, White/Blue or BlackGreen, depending on cylinder.
Are you using a testlight or DVOM?
I already tried to explain this one to them if there is no power to injectors that's not the ecm.That would be a wiring issue.
Saturntech9, my inkling is that between power supply and ground, there is a mix-up. lol