1990 Nissan Truck Engine won't start

Hi roycoe,

Thank you for the donation.

Seems the injectors are not working. Did you test the iinjectors resistance and test them by applying battery voltage to see if they works?

My Injectors Will Work Fine If I Ground Out The Injector At The Battery & Use The Fuel Injector Connector Power,But If I Put The Fuel Injector Connector Back On It's Like The Engine Control Module Wont Send The Signal To The Injectors.

Thanks
Jeffrey





[quote:007888ac17="KHLow2008"]Hi roycoe,

Thank you for the donation.

Seems the injectors are not working. Did you test the iinjectors resistance and test them by applying battery voltage to see if they works?[/quote:007888ac17]

I Have The Same Exact Problem

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I Basically Have The Same Nissan

Please, Answer My Previous Post.


Thanks

If you have power to he injectors and the PCM is not grounding the circuit to fire the injectors, you would have to test the PCM and it power and ground circuit.

Most probably the PCM is faulty.

Thanks For The Reply,

The Computer Showed To Be Grounded On My Analog Ohm Meter, For Engine & Body Ground To The Computer & The Computer Was Receiving Power
On Pin 46 Like All Data Says, But I Found That When I Left The Positive Terminal Off Of The Battery Overnight & Put It Back On In The Morning The Injectors Sprayed Fine. Maybe It Just Reset The Computer I Do't Know.

My Positive Battery Conector Was Messed Up, But The Engine Turned Over Fine, But I Replaced Both Neg & Pos Conectors & It Seems To Work Fine So Far.
Thank You
Jeffrey

Glad that you have solved your problem.

A bad ground is similar to a faulty circuit so can cause a lot of complications.