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Old 08-29-2009, 08:09 AM
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Man i hope that is the problem. Can't wail til sunday night to mess with it. I'll let you all know tomorrow.Thanks so far for the suggestions and help. Much apprreciated!!
 
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Messed with the distributor and as i am doing it i notice that gas is pouring out of one of my injectors til it floods now. It almost started too til that happened. What could be the problem there?? Haven't even messed woth it and now it does this. Never ending problems....
 
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Is it leaking through the injector nozzle or around the injector. The injector itself is pressed into the TBI and sealed by an o-ring. If you take of the top of the TBI you can use a screw driver to pop out the injector to verify the o-ring is ok. If you need a new gasket and or O-ring a TBI rebuild kit incudes them I believe. Not sure if you can get the O-Ring and fuel pressure regulator gaskets by themselves. You may be able to as i have never checked into it. If it is leaking through the nozzle then you have a faulty injector. If you get a Haynes manual it covers TBI unit very well. Including removing the injectors and installing them. It could also be leaking from the gaskets between the fuel cover and the injectors. If it is just leaking from a gasket or o-ring it will be a simple fix. An injector would be a little more expensive but they are not too bad from Autozone. I think the last time I purchased an injector they were around $60-$65 each.
 
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Old 08-29-2009, 11:01 PM
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Looks like through the injector nozle.
 
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Old 08-31-2009, 10:29 PM
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Well messed with the distributor today and it started and sounded good. Bolted everything back up and it wouuldn't start. Loosened the distributor hold down bolt to adjust again and it wouldn't start, notice the fuel pump isn't making any noise like usual(after market) so i check fuses. The fuse to the computer is blown or ecm. Replace with 30 amp fuse (suppose to be 10) and the connector to the injector starts to fry. Melted the top connector right off the injector(metal part). Now i need a new fuel injector. Bought the connector today. Can't believe it started today though. How do you get the injector out of the TBI now? I took a star driver today and tried and the screw is stripped big time. Whoever worked on it before messed it up, but it's not that bad, just won't grip it to turn the screw out. Now what do do/???
 
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Take fuel injector cover off, use two screw drivers one to provide leverage and one to pry. Lay one screwdriver accross the top of the TBI and use the other to pry on top of the injector. The injecotor should pop out. (Pick up a Haynes maual)
 
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Old 09-01-2009, 07:37 AM
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Funny you said something about a haynes manual, picked 1 up yesterday. Haven't had time to read it though. Thanks. I appreciate all the help. Hopefully i will be driving it again soon.
 
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Old 09-01-2009, 01:30 PM
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Well found a remanned fuel injector on the net so i ordered it. Hopefully this helps my problems out. Just want to drive the blazer again!!
 
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Note to self: never replace a smaller amp fuse with a larger amp fuse
 
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Old 09-06-2009, 11:01 PM
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Well, replaced the fue; injector and the fuse to factory specs. Stats but i need to get the timing done. It pings a bit now. 1st time in a while it has ran and acually drove.
 


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