Hi Dave is that brown to yellow red for lambda? Should I force fuel bypassing (removing the rpm relay) by shorting brown to purple red and try to start that way?
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Hi Dave is that brown to yellow red for lambda? Should I force fuel bypassing (removing the rpm relay) by shorting brown to purple red and try to start that way?
Posts: 13
Hi my cold start valve is not fireing pulled the wires on the thermo time switch measured the resistance of the switch
And it measures 40ohms also checked the wires going to the switch and they measured 7 ohms also measured the cold start and it measures 6 ohms so no shorts..
Question could the thermo time switch and the cold start valve prevent the injectors from fireing? Also what pins on the rpm relay connector would tell me if a pulse from the distributor is being sent? And of course what voltage to look for?
Last edited by Gumby; 09-03-2014 at 09:08 PM.
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Since you're new here, ah, I'm gonna cut you a break...
Just kidding...
Have a look at these as it will answer some of your questions:
http://dmctalk.org/showthread.php?17...wiring-diagram
And these individual ones might answer some others:
http://dmctalk.org/showthread.php?40...ing-Schematics
Sept. 81, auto, black interior
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The thermotime switch only fires the cold start valve, and only during cranking. It does not turn on the pump or anything like that.
You measure the two pins on the thermotime switch to ground, not to each other.
One will typically read 50 ohms (heater) and the other will read short if cold and open if hot. If you read 50 across the two pins it's probably good.
The white/slate wire on the RPM relay is tach pulse from the ignition ECU. Do not ground or apply power to it.
Dave S
DMC Midwest - retired but helping
Greenville SC
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Well maybe my lambda relay is screwing up have tried 2 different rpm relays hmmm onward..