This is my progress...
03-29-2006, 12:34 PM
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i was talking about the condesor. The wire broke off on one side and i was wondering if i needed it. I got one fro the junkyard but it turned out to be bad. But anyways yea... my car still isnt running am im getting ready to kick it very hard! its so fustrating. I am getting voltage at the BW wire at the coil, and at the ignition switch. The Ecu gets power through pin 9 Y wire in start position. But nothing comes out to the ignitor.
03-29-2006, 02:28 PM
#102
Originally Posted by DarrellBuddy321
But nothing comes out to the ignitor.
03-29-2006, 03:17 PM
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What about the other wire going to the Ignitor? It's supposed to be YW. Its the one that recieves it's voltage from the ECU. Like I said there are two YW wires on that connector of the ECU harness so make sure you've got the right one. Without power coming through that wire the ignitor wont fire.
The wire color break down on that connector should look be:
_____\/___________
lX/B l YW l Y l GL l
l___ l____l___ l___l
l B l Y l YW l B l
l_______________ l
The YW with the arrow pointing to it is the one that should be powering the ignitor from the ECU.
The wire color break down on that connector should look be:
_____\/___________
lX/B l YW l Y l GL l
l___ l____l___ l___l
l B l Y l YW l B l
l_______________ l
The YW with the arrow pointing to it is the one that should be powering the ignitor from the ECU.
03-31-2006, 01:21 AM
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Originally Posted by jfairladyz
When he said resistor I think he was referring to that little cylindrical object That has a wire going in one side and one wire out the other side and it mounts to one of the coil bracket screws. Thats the condensor.
03-31-2006, 03:53 PM
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It basically stores a small amount of voltage so if there is a momentary drop in voltage in the circuit it will compensate. Basically its a small battery. It's also known as a capictor. But since there are so many types of capacitors using condensor helps to prevent confusion.
Last edited by jfairladyz; 03-31-2006 at 03:56 PM.
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