But it seems the fuel filter is not the problem. There is pressure in
the fuel system but none of the fuel injectors are spraying fuel. If I
manually press the injector pin I can get fuel to spray. I checked the
resistance across the two of the fuel injectors and it is Zero. Also I
checked the voltage between yellow black wire at the injector and body
ground. I get battery voltage there. So I am now wondering why the
injectors are not working

Vikram
Grumpy AuContraire wrote:
> cvk69 wrote:
> >
> > I took out the fuel filter and put a small can under the fuel line that
> > feeds fuel from the pump. The first couple of time I started the car I
> > didn't hear the pump kick in and no fuel in can. On the third attempt I
> > heard the pump come on faintly. Now the pump, starts immediately and
> > the can fills up quickly. So, does this mean fuel filter is the
> > problem?
> > I have never changed the fuel filter in 210,000 miles!
> >
> >
>
>
> You're overdue by *at least* 100K...
>
> JT