'02 Voyager keeps stalling...
#11
I am ordering a new computer today because I don't know what else to do. I also got P0108 again (MAP sensor).
I hope it's not the main engine harness; I don't see any damage on it but who knows. If there is a problem with the main harness could I hard wire the #5 injector power directly to the main connector at the computer?
#12
I got another injector/MAP wire harness from a wrecking yard and still I get no pulse on injector #5 using "noid light". All plugs have spark and injectors are good. Is problem in the computer or a main engine harness? How do I find out?
p.s.I am ordering a rebuit ECU so I will know when it arrives.
p.s.I am ordering a rebuit ECU so I will know when it arrives.
#13
You are done. The PCM is bad. You've changed the wire that sends the pulse to #5 and you confirmed there is no pulse to #5 from the PCM. If you want to go the extra mile you could confirm continuity of the wire from the PCM (connector C1 pin #15 brown/orange wire) to the injector even though that's the second harness. Verify the pins on the PCM and the injector aren't pushed back in the connector.
Disconnect the negative battery cable before disconnecting/reconnecting the PCM.
Disconnect the negative battery cable before disconnecting/reconnecting the PCM.
#14
You are right; I didn't check the connector for pushed pins but since the problem started before it was taken apart I assumed the pins were OK.
Also, is the "C1 pin #15 brown/orange" on the main connector that is plugged into the computer?
Thanks!
#15
Yes, on the main computer (PCM).
#18
I think I should also check the 10wire section of hte main harness by checking all the pins against each-other for resistance (in case there is short in the cable) and also between each pin and "ground" (negative). I believe all the reading should be zero?