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04-16-2011, 10:33 PM | #1 |
Leaky Injector
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Odd Sr20det Prob(could you be the one to figure it out?)
s13 blacktop
Hey guys, having an epic problem and noone in my area can figure it out. Here it is, somewhat long but i numbered so its easy to trace. Thanks. Problem began as: 1.Coilover burnt up while driving. 2.One of my connectors burnt as well. Used a friends harness and new coilpack and it burnt up in 3 mins. 3. Since then I have gotten a new coilpack and checked wire harness and regrounded it to the intake mani.(also sodered a new clip to my harness that burnt up and I have used both of our harnesses regularly to check each time) 4. I have also wired in a Q45 ignitor chip to see if the chip was the prob. There is still no spark on that #1 cylinder(its the one that burnt up in the beginning). 5. I changed spark plugs and that didnt help either. There is 12 volts getting to the #1 coilpack not only did I check with the multimeter but it gets hot as well after a few mins of letting it idle like it will burn up like the other ones if i let it keep running. 6. When I just have the coilpack out while the car is ideling and I unplug the connector it seems like the car runs better, when I plug it back in it kinda bogs a bit, again this is while the coilpack is OUT of the spark plug hole. I have two different coilpacks that I alternate each time i try something new. When I plug one of my bad coilpacks in using this same method the car dies instantly. 6. *NOTE* This is not a freshly swapped motor. I have been driving 6+ months with no problems at all and attened drift and autox events. It just happened all of a sudden. 7. All I can think of is maybe the wiring that goes to the ECU(but i just highly doubt that) or I read there are 4 Coil Drivers in the ECU, maybe one failed? |
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04-16-2011, 10:38 PM | #3 |
Leaky Injector
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Ya I can post as many vids of whatever is needed to be seen tommorow. It just seems so weird to think a driver could have failed cuz I have never known of that to actually happen to anyone.
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04-16-2011, 10:50 PM | #4 |
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yea it is pretty freaking rare for that to happen but sadly it does. if worst comes to worst get a buddy wit the same swap and take his ecu to try it since you know its a known good one and see if it burns the coil up. is it throwing any codes?
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04-16-2011, 11:05 PM | #6 |
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i believe you can still pull the codes by the ecu led light. i pulled this info off sr20forum.com so if im wrong im sorry lol
The LED will start to display the code by a series of long flashes, followed by a series of short flashes. Your check engine light on the instrument cluster will also flash in the same sequence. This sequence will repeat.11 Crank angle sensor/circuit (1988 to 1990); Crankshaft position sensor (1991 to 1996) 12 Air flow Meter/circuit open or shorted 13 Cylinder head temperature sensor(Maxima and 300ZX models); all others coolant temperature sensor circuit 14 Vehicle Speed Sensor signal circuit is open 15 Mixture ratio is too lean despite feedback control; fuel injector clogged 21 Ignition signal in the primary circuit is not being entered to the ECU during cranking or tuning 22 Fuel pump circuit (Maxima and 1987 and later 300ZX models); all others idle speed control valve or circuit 23 Idle switch (throttle valve switch) signal circuit open 24 Park/netural switch malfunctioning 25 Idle speed control valve circuit is open or shorted 26 Turbo boost 28 Cooling fan 29 Fuel system rich 31 1984 through 1986 EFI models; Problem in air conditioning system; all other models: ECU internal problem 32 1984 through 1986 EFI models; check starter system. All other models: EGR malfuntion (California models) 33 Oxygen sensor or circuit (300ZX left side) - all other models EGR malfunction 34 Detonation (Knock) sensor 35 Exhaust gas temperature sensor (California models) 36 EGR transducer 37 Closed loop control/front oxygen sensor (Maxima) 41 Maxima and 1984 through 1987 300ZX models; fuel temp sensor circuit. All other models: air temperature sensor circuit 42 1988 and later 300ZX models; fuel temperature sensor circuit; all other models: throttle sensor circuit 43 The mixture ratio is too lean despite feedback control; fuel injector clogged (1987 Sentra only): All others; Throttle position sensor circuit is open or shorted 44 No trouble codes stored in ECU 45 Injector fuel leak (California models only) 51 Fuel injector circuit open (California models only) 53 Oxygen sensor (300ZX right side) 54 Short between automatic transmission control unit(TCU) and ECU 55 Normal engine management system operation is indicated 63 Misfire detected - cylinder no. 6 64 Misfire detected - cylinder no. 5 65 Misfire detected - cylinder no. 4 66 Misfire detected - cylinder no. 3 67 Misfire detected - cylinder no. 2 68 Misfire detected - cylinder no. 1 71 Misfire detected - random 72 Catalytic converter malfunction (right side) 74 EVAP pressure sensor 75 EVAP leak 76 Fuel injection system 77 Rear oxygen sensor 81 Vacuum cut bypass valve 82 Crankshaft sensor 84 Automatic trans-to-fuel injection communication 85 VTC solenoid 87 EVAP canister purge control 91 Front oxygen sensor 95 Crankshaft sensor 98 Coolant temperature sensor 101 Camshaft sensor 103 Park/neutral switch 105 EGR and canister control valve 108 EVAP volume control 0505 No self diagnostic codes present 0101 Camshaft position sensor 0102 Mass airflow sensor/circuit 0103 Coolant temperature sensor 0104 Vehicle speed sensor 0111 EVAP purge flow monitoring system 0114 Fuel system rich 0115 Fuel system lean 0201 Ignition signal 0203 Closed throttle switch 0205 IACV/AAC valve 0208 Overheating 0213 EVAP system 0214 Purge volume control valve 0301 ECM control unit 0302 EGR function 0303 Front heated oxygen sensor malfunction 0304 Knock sensor 0305 Exhaust gas temperature sensor 0306 EGRC BPT valve 0307 Closed loop operation 0309 Vent control valve 0311 Vacuum cut valve bypass valve 0312 EVAP system purge control valve 0401 Intake air temperature sensor 0402 Fuel temperature sensor or circuit 0403 Throttle position sensor 0409 Front oxygen sensor 0410 Front oxygen sensor 0411 Front oxygen sensor 0412 Front oxygen sensor 0503 Front oxygen sensor 0510 Rear oxygen sensor 0511 Rear oxygen sensor 0512 Rear oxygen sensor 0514 EGR system 0605 Cylinder 4 misfire 0606 Cylinder 3 misfire 0607 Cylinder 2 misfire 0608 Cylinder 1 misfire 0701 Multiple cylinder misfire 0702 Catalytic converter 0704 EVAP system 0705 EVAP system 0706 Fuel injection system malfunction 0707 Rear oxygen sensor 0801 Vacuum cut valve bypass valve or circuit 0802 Crankshaft sensor 0803 Absolute pressure sensor 0804 A/T diagnosis comm line 0807 EVAP canister purge control 0901 Front oxygen sensor heater 0902 Rear oxygen sensor heater 0903 Vent control valve 0905 Crankshaft position sensor 0908 Coolant temperature sensor 1003 Park/neutral switch 1005 EGR solenoid valve circuit 1008 EVAP system 1101 Inhibitor switch 1102 A/T vehicle speed sensor 1103 A/T first signal 1104 A/T second signal 1105 A/T third signal 1106 A/T fourth signal 1107 A/T torque converter clutch 1108 Shift solenoid A 1201 Shift solenoid B 1203 Overrun clutch solenoid 1204 TCC solenoid 1205 Line pressure solenoid 1206 TPS for A/T 1207 Speed signal A/T 1208 A/T fluid temperature sensor 1302 MAP/BAR switch solenoid valve or circuit 1305 Fuel pump control module or circuit 1308 Cooling fan
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02-02-2013, 04:11 PM | #10 |
Was there ever any solution to this? I have the same problem going on right now, coil pack burnt up took harness with it, swapped 2 coil packs new harness made sure it was grounded and it idled fine, when i went to drive home coil pack went up again. Any Help would be great!
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02-26-2013, 09:37 PM | #12 |
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You have another wire melted together I dont remember all the wire colors but the black/yellow wire is your 12v constant (I think the black) is your ground all the others are trigger wires to your ECU. Take your test light and attach a small piece of wire into the 12v port of your #1 plug attach your alligator clip to the other end of the short piece of wire turn the ignition switch to on and check the other 2 ports only 1 shoud light the test light if both light up then trace the trigger wire to where its shorted to gound
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