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Fri Feb 01, 2008 5:05 am
Make sure your injetcors are firing properly. Usually, I'll take a long bladed screwdriver and set the tip on top of the injector and then put my ear to the handle end of the screwdriver. You can hear them tick if it's running right. If you have access to something like a stephoscope, those are much better, but the screwdriver works in a pinch.
If you're not getting an audible tick, then either the injector isn't getting a pulse (you can check that with a noid light) or the injector is stuck. It's possible to reopen a stuck injector by lightly tapping it while the motor is running, but it's not a guarantee.
Checking spark is easy. Pull the coil pack and put a screwdriver in the tip and then have someone crank the motor while you touch the screwdriver's metal shank to the valve cover. If you get an arc, your coil packs are firing fine.
Compression testing will require a compression gauge.
I'd say run those tests before you start buying parts and slapping them on. While I do believe that running a 255 lph pump on a stock FPR will lead to eventual failure, the car will still run and drive fine. It just enrichens in the upper rev range.