hi

i have a honda civic '94. it had the transmision (automatic) removed, repaired and put back. but now, the car wont work. the injectors aren´t delivering the fuel. we checked everything: fuel presure is ok. ECU is ok.
we poured fuel directly into the combustion chamber and the motor worked.
if you connect a light bulb tu the injectors' cables, it´s supposed to blink as they get signals to open and close to let the fuel pass. well, the bulb stayes ON the whole time - the injectors aren´t opening.
they´re not clogged either - when we sting any injector, it "spits" a lot of fuel.

what can the problem be? as i said, the injectors seem not to get the order to open to let the fuel pass.

I would look for something related to the transmission R&I...pinched/cut wire...loose connector..etc.

jimmymc

you have probally disconected the crank sensor when removing the trans.without a crank signal the computer doesnt know when to fire the injectors.if you have acess to a scan tool check for cranking rpms