LH2.2 from 86 240 on an Alfa Spider
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LH2.2 from 86 240 on an Alfa Spider
86 240 car car was running stopped to put new o2 sensor on car would not re-start.. tow home checked volts to the injectors none i installed this into my 84 alfa romeo spider worked great for a year, then this....before this happened, i had all the wires hooked up ran fine.. the big yellow/red wire to the 4 plug i never installed. but it ran then2 days ago stopped.. hooked uo yellow/red wire to 12 volt key on only,, now the injectors click on and off without the motor running, cannot start..any ideas here..my cell is 916-412-9052 i am giving this as my pc is in the shop now, please help..i need my car to run thank you
Last edited by pierce; 07-29-2014 at 09:45 PM. Reason: change title
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ok, looks like on the LH 2.2 240's (up through 88), the yellow-red wiring is the the fuel pump and injector power, which comes from the fuel pump relay pin 87/2 and should only be powered when the engine is turning over. The power goes into the fuel pump relay pin 30 from a heavy red wire which comes directly from the 25A inline fuse near the battery.
Ignition switch pin 15 (on in start and run) is a red-black wire that goes to ECU pin 18 and fuel pump relay pin 85. The ECU tells the fuel pump relay to switch on via a blue-green wire from ECU pin 17 to relay pin 86/2.
I still don't know what you mean by '4-plug'.
Ignition switch pin 15 (on in start and run) is a red-black wire that goes to ECU pin 18 and fuel pump relay pin 85. The ECU tells the fuel pump relay to switch on via a blue-green wire from ECU pin 17 to relay pin 86/2.
I still don't know what you mean by '4-plug'.
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... AHH, I missed that (its not shown on all years of LH2.2 240's drawings)... There is a 4 pin plug shown near the ECU, with black-red, yellow-red, red, and white-black wires. It appears this yellow-red wire is the power to the fuel pumps themselves, the black-red wire is control power from the ignition switch pin 15, and the red wire is unswitched power from the 25A engine fuse going to the fuel pump relay pin 30.
the injectors themselves have two wires, power comes into them from the fuel pump relay on yellow-red wires, and the green-white wires go to the ECU pin 13, which pulses to ground to fire the injectors. as far as I can tell, the white-black, which comes from ECU pin 15, goes nowhere.
again, yellow-red should ONLY have power when the engine is actually turning over. about 1 second later, the yellow-red power is killed via the fuel pump relay controlled by the ECU. The ECU determines the engine is turning over via a signal from the ICU (ICU pin 8 to ECU pin 1 via a grey wire). The ICU in turn sees the engine is turning over via pulses from the hall sensor in the distributor.
the injectors themselves have two wires, power comes into them from the fuel pump relay on yellow-red wires, and the green-white wires go to the ECU pin 13, which pulses to ground to fire the injectors. as far as I can tell, the white-black, which comes from ECU pin 15, goes nowhere.
again, yellow-red should ONLY have power when the engine is actually turning over. about 1 second later, the yellow-red power is killed via the fuel pump relay controlled by the ECU. The ECU determines the engine is turning over via a signal from the ICU (ICU pin 8 to ECU pin 1 via a grey wire). The ICU in turn sees the engine is turning over via pulses from the hall sensor in the distributor.
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um, all LH 2.2 US model cars have Chrysler Ignition Control Units, and a hall sensor in the distributor for their timing source. Breaker points went out in the 1970s. the hall sensor has a 3-wire connector on the side of the distributor, green (+ power), yellow (signal) and black (ground), all three of these are connected directly to the ICU. Later LH 2.4 cars (1989+) got rid of the hall sensor and use a crankshaft position sensor in its place.
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yeah, I'm stumped. you took a system from one car, and put it on a completely different engine, I've never ever worked on an alfa motor, never mind seen your specific hack, and you expect someone to be able to help?
I already explained how the wiring should be with respect to the fuel pump relay, and how it powers the injectors (yellow-red). did you have another specific question? did I leave details out?
I already explained how the wiring should be with respect to the fuel pump relay, and how it powers the injectors (yellow-red). did you have another specific question? did I leave details out?
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