quck CSI question
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quck CSI question
I have a huge vacume leak at the cold start injector. Tommorow im going to try n flaten out the plate for it and try some RTV on it. My question is... if that doesnt fix the leak and I decide to just plug the hole, does the ECM have to be adjusted to eliminate the CSI or can I just unplug the electrical connection to the injector? I read somewhere that it has its own fuse as well.
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youll need the chip out of an 89, with vats disabled
Then you can either plug the CSI or cut the wires to it assuming you dont have a leak
Hope this helps
Then you can either plug the CSI or cut the wires to it assuming you dont have a leak
Hope this helps
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whats going to happen if I dont get a new chip? It will just run like s*%t till the temp gets passed 95 degrees?
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Originally Posted by d4nk
whats going to happen if I dont get a new chip? It will just run like s*%t till the temp gets passed 95 degrees?
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