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Asked by ricky Aug 19, 2018 at 02:55 AM about the 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So I'm getting no fuel to my injectors but I'm getting fuel in
the rail. I replaced the cam and crank position sensor, also
ran a test to see if the injectors were good and they are all
good. Ran a test light from the negative terminal of the
battery to the positive terminal of the injector plugs. The
piece that I think plays a big role in this is, I will turn the key
let it Prime then try to start it when I'm done and I turn the
key off it will honk once or twice at me

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ricky answered 6 years ago

Don't know how I forgot to put this in there... When I tested the injector plugs to see if power was getting to the injectors by connecting it to the negative terminal of the battery, I got new light from the test light

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ricky answered 6 years ago

I have spark, I took those relays out that you mentioned and I ran a power source to the gate and took a ohm meter to the other two prongs on the relay and there is no resistance. And I also tried to crank the engine over with a power from the battery instead of from The Wire, that's about where I'm at right now

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ricky answered 6 years ago

So I looked at it some today and found out that I get spark sometimes, and sometimes I don't. But I don't get fuel at all

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