I had a car come into the shop running 22lbs of boost. He replaced the 17lb injectors with 36lbs. How do I change the pcm so it will calculate correctly?
I had a car come into the shop running 22lbs of boost. He replaced the 17lb injectors with 36lbs. How do I change the pcm so it will calculate correctly?
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The injector constant stock is .25573. So I take 17 divded by 36 equals .47222 times .25573 equals .1207613. Is .1207613 my new injector constant?
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As long as both injectors are rated at the same fuel pressure, you should be right.
Russ Kemp
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