PAintballa45 wrote:it wouldnt be the coil pack, those are very rare to fail and one of the last things I would look at. make sure your maf is clean and working along with your iac. tps should be calibrated at .44 volts. Also check for any vaccum leaks, those old black hoses crack over time and air entering the intake that is unregistered by the maf can cause idle issues /stalling / wont start etc (z1 has great silicone hoses). If it was just a little blue smoke after cranking the engine over and over you probably flooded the engine and thats the excess gas burning off. +1 on the pcv valves, clean out your throttle bodies and take a look inside the intake to see if there is any visible residue and check your timing
Did you replace all six, using new injectors (not rebuilt) and all new o-rings (upper and lower), and was the plenum pulled to do the job? How about ohm-checking the new injectors, before installing them and using a Noid lamp to test the injector harness?nick1809 wrote:just replaced my inectors because they were bad. now it runs even worse. i think one of my coil packs is bad because its a huge misfire fest and doesnt stay on. turns over and immediately chokes itself out. any other possible diagnoses from you guys? i did search but, enlighten me should i have missed something.
i replaced all the injectors and they were tested from the distributor. i have the test sheet. pulled the plenum like half way and just picked it up to get them on. brands new upper and lower o rings, pressed the injectors into place no problems there, im assuming its not my injectors since they are new but i may need a new fuel filter i think. bc it kinda sounds like its starving for fuel. it will stall if my foot is taken off the throttle all the way. so im gonna replace that and see whats what, i go home friday so im gonna give it a once over in the engine bay and make sure everything is on the right way and is tight. hopefully that will fix it, im gonna throw my new struts, springs, and passenger fender on too. so at least ill be standing better...GerryO wrote: Did you replace all six, using new injectors (not rebuilt) and all new o-rings (upper and lower), and was the plenum pulled to do the job? How about ohm-checking the new injectors, before installing them and using a Noid lamp to test the injector harness?
Sounds like you may have a leaking injector o-ring.
It might be worth ohm-checking each injector and it's hard to picture pulling the plenum half way and picking it up enough to press in the injectors. We're you able to clean the surfaces, and replace the delicate paper gasket between and intake manifold and the plenum?nick1809 wrote: i replaced all the injectors and they were tested from the distributor. i have the test sheet. pulled the plenum like half way and just picked it up to get them on. brands new upper and lower o rings, pressed the injectors into place no problems there, im assuming its not my injectors since they are new but i may need a new fuel filter i think.
by the way, thank you guys for all the advice and support for this.
go check through the engine bay, look for any loose hoses gaps between seal etc. sometimes there are so many hoses that things wind up not getting connected. so just take your time and try and hunt down anything out of the ordinary. sounds like its starving for fuel? do you know if the fuel pump is running? if not you wouldn't have any fuel pressure and it undoubtedly wouldn't run. fuel filters not a bad idea to replace but i'm not sure it would suddenly get worse for the new injectors? just take your time and let us know what you find.nick1809 wrote:we couldnt get the plenum to pick up and come out of the bay so we just lifted it up wicked high. got all 6 inbc i took the fuel rail out, put them in, and put the whole assembly back in. i made sure the gasket was intact, nothing was wrong with it at all. i may have put the balance tube on wrong. that is a posibility. it was noon when i did it and had been working through the night so i got kinda sloppy. haha. butim going home tomorrow so ill be going through and making sure eeverything is bolted down right and plugged in.iam gonna change my fuel filter as well because it kinda sounds like its starving for fuel. im gonna check the plug and injector wires and make sure those are plugged in right.
PAintballa45 wrote:its pretty easy to do with the rental from autozone just MAKE SURE you compress the two different sides equally, if you dont it can pop off...not fun. I did it myself, it was pretty easy, and alot easier with an impact gun. If you know a shop with one of the wall mounted ones then do that because it will cut the time in half. The hardest part is getting the top hat lines up correctly.
awsomenick1809 wrote:word. oh, the small open end wrench for the flat part on top of the strut to keep it from spinning is A 9MM. and i would add to use an 11/16th open end on the bottom strut bolt. it works on the passenger side where you cant get a ratchet.
*EDIT: just realized, your post dis-f**king-appeared. lol. did it get deleted or moved somewhere?**
I would advise against running anything other than OEM Nissan fuel filters. There have been threads with the aftermarket ones cut apart, and it's scary.nick1809 wrote:i can hear the fuel pump because i stripped out the rear of the car and the pump is behind my head. haha. and, i kinda think the fuel filter was part of the problem when i replaced my injectors. its a $13 fix so im just gonna pop by autozone and grab one. but i will let you know.