20v cq, injector question

[Richard Hoffman]

As hard as it is to say this without sounding like an ass, I think its
operator error.  Either you're in the wrong range or set to voltage instead
of resistance. Don't ask me how often I make that mistake! :-D

Other than that, if my car is running well, I see no reason to start
tinkering with it.  In my experience, the car runs worse when I'm done even
if I don't change anything.  LOL!
Richard
90 CQ
70 100LS

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Wylie Bean" <TheRingmeister at triad.rr.com>
To: "audi20v" <audi20v at rennlist.org>; <quattro at audifans.com>
Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2003 10:07 PM
Subject: 20v cq, injector question


> Memory shows no fault codes for any of the injectors, but output
diagnostics
> do not cause any of the injectors to pulse (at least according to my ear).
> Per Bentley resistance across the injector terminals should be 1-3 ohms,
> otherwise replace.  Bentley also specs resistance across the resistor
packs
> for 5-7 ohms for each of the 5 black wires to the white wire.  Either I
> can't read a multimeter or have something set wrong, or all 5 of my
> injectors and the resistor pack is bad, because I'm getting infinite
> resistance (as if crossing the two test leads) on everything.
> could all 5 injectors be bad, as well as the resistor pack, and yet no
codes
> be stored?  I imagine the car would run, but would it not run horribly?
It
> seems to be running strong and pulls to redline with no trouble.
>
> any ideas?
>
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