fuel inyection

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Asked by fantasma99 May 20, 2013 at 05:38 PM about the 1989 Buick Riviera Coupe FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i have a buick reatta 89 and one of the 6 inyectors don't work what can it be the problem the other 5 works well?

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"what can it be the problem? " - either it's not getting the pulse to open or the coil is bad. Third possibility is a clogged nozzle. -- You can check the coil with a ohm meter if you don't have a noid light handy. A good coil should be around 12 ohms resistance.

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thank you very much for your answer i am go in to check of the coil wen you say the coil you mean the fuel inyection module?

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Fantasma - the coil is in the fuel injector. When the voltage is applied, the valve open and fuel sprays out. //// Tennisshoes - If he has a good coil, you can assume the pulse is not there. More people have meters than noid lights.

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