Thats low...should be about 9-10 ohms

 

Thankyou literate hereo. I thought it was low, but what makes them just go out instantly like that?

 

I have a Honda OBD1 box and it reads 6.3 for each. Others I have checked are around the same readings.


So are they saturated or low impedance?

The reason I asked about the injectors is are you trying to use saturated injectors with a box too? ECU might get low current feedback with that setup and throw the CEL.

 

were you the one that had the post of the easy resistor box install?

 

Total ohms in the system should be about 12-13...

The injectors will be 2-3 and the resistors should be 9-10.

Why if a resistor box is 6 ohms, does EVERYONE go to Radioshack and get 10 OHM resistors??

 

Yeah, but there was nothing wrong with the wiring. The box just went to hell.

 

Post that how-to again. Seemed not as easy as the other way.

 

Because HT told them to. :P

Using 10 ohm resistors will not provide enough current to P/H injectors. This means that they may not open all the way.

Honda uses 6.xx ohm resistor boxes for a reason. This provides the correct current to the injectors.



Go check some OBD0 and 1 boxes. They will be around 6 some ohms.





Also whiterice's setup is the easiest way to add a resistor box. you only have to cut one wire and that is not even on the harness. You only have to move pins around.

 

Thought it was long enough to be there, but I guess not. Damn HD crash. Here are the pics. You just solder the resistor box to the dizzy plug. Leaves stock witing alone and is clean.






I didn't cut any wires, and I didn't have the resistor box plug. I did have a dizzy plug though.