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Old 03-27-2013, 01:37 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by bitsoknittles View Post
Hey all, I have an 88 NA w/163 xxx mi, I put in a rebuilt motor and found out (through Az emission testing) that the car is way over the allowable limits for emission output. in checking for possible causes, I found that the injectors only have 3.3 ohms and the book calls for 13.8 (approx). Do I have the correct injectors and is this the main reason I am burning through fuel and failed emissions (too rich)?
Not likely to be your problem. Later years of the MKIII had high impedance injectors. The 89+ injectors have a green top whereas the pre89 have a yellow top. The pre89 have a resistor pack (ribbed aluminum block) sitting on top of the left (driver's side) wheel well.

Have you checked for diagnostic codes? If you don't know how it's covered in the MKIII FAQ section.

Specifically what was high in the emissions test? (HC, NOx, CO) Post all of the readings.
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