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Old 01-14-2010, 09:38 AM
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Mazsport Fuel injector Info

Originally Posted by carbonRX8
Uh, I am not jeef, but I have the injectors that Scott sold. He sold 650cc/min Sieman Dekas (High impedance) and 780cc/min Densos (IIRC) that were low impedance. While it has not yet been proved by a failure and I ran the 780s for several weeks, you should not run low impedance injectors on the stock pcm as it likely does not have drivers to run low impedance injectors (the int-x does.) Again, while I dont know of any failures, running low impedance injectors on Honduhs has fried boards in the past.

If you followed Scott's suggestion on where to put the injectors, you may want to consider switching the larger injectors to bank two. (As you will be pulling the 780s.) You can get 650s from Fluid Motorsports. Make sure they are machined correctly. (The ones you got from scott had machined collars. )
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Thank you so much, carbonRX8! This information was a great help to me. I would like to know which injectors that I have, Is there any easy way for me to check the impedance on all the fuel injectors to make sure that they are High Impedance? For example, use an ohm meter on the relay contacts in the fuse box for example? or probe a certain wire on the PCM Connector? What ohm level am I looking for?
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My fuel Injector Impedances

Ok, I might have answered my own question...

If someone could look at the chart below and tell me what fuel injectors I may be running, that would be helpful. I have measured my resistances on my fuel injectors.

I think that I have High impedance Fuel injectors in:
Front Primary 1
Rear Primary 1
Front Primary 2
Rear Primary 2

and I think I have low impedance Injectors in:
Front Secondary
Rear Secondary

Could someone comment on this setup and let me know what fuel injectors I may have, as well as if this setup will work with the Cobb Access port?

Thanks!

PS. Note in the picture below that there is a shot of my relay box. In the Electrical wiring diagram for this car, one wire of the fuel injector was connected to the PCM Wiring harness and the other wire was indicated to be connected to "B+"

Fuel Injector Info-injector-impedance.jpg
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can someone confirm that my wiring is on the right injectors on my 04 mt
FP-White Tape(no wiring colors)
RP-Yellow Tape(no wiring colors)
these come off the same harness i could get wire colors if needed just more work
FS-Blue/Red,White/Blue
RS-Blue/Black,White/Blue
FP2-White/Blue,Blue/Black
RP2-White/Blue,White/Green

thanks for any help. i really dont want to take this back back apart
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Originally Posted by MazdaManiac
I wanted to put all of this in one place for reference.

PRIMARY INJECTORS
RED 290cc

6-PORT SECONDARY INJECTORS & PRIMARY 2 INJECTORS
YELLOW 380cc

4-PORT SECONDARY INJECTORS
BLUE 480cc

Injectors are Bosh disc-type, high impedance (13 ohm) with a Denso connector.





nice! i took mine all out to remove the lower mani. any info on plug oder?
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more accurate data for the yellow P2/Secondary injectors:

Flow Rates:

450cc/min at 3 bar

486cc/min at 3.5 bar

524cc/min at 4 bar

Resistance: 11.8-16.5 Ohms

Voltage: 8-15 Volts, Nominal 13.5 Volts

Amperage: 1.0 Amps

Pressure: Min. 36 PSI (2.5 bar), Max. 101 PSI (7 bar)
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Thats good info.
Anyone have the FP variances between the S!, the S2 and the walbro set ups?
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Originally Posted by TeamRX8
more accurate data for the yellow P2/Secondary injectors:

Flow Rates:

450cc/min at 3 bar

486cc/min at 3.5 bar

524cc/min at 4 bar

Resistance: 11.8-16.5 Ohms

Voltage: 8-15 Volts, Nominal 13.5 Volts

Amperage: 1.0 Amps

Pressure: Min. 36 PSI (2.5 bar), Max. 101 PSI (7 bar)
You have been talking a lot lately about stuff that kinda implies you are doing a turbo setup . Where is your build thread ?
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I research a lot of different things, doesn't necessarily mean I am building anything in particular, though that could be a plan in another year or two
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Originally Posted by TeamRX8
yellow P2/Secondary injectors:

Flow Rates:

450cc/min at 3 bar

486cc/min at 3.5 bar

524cc/min at 4 bar

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Amperage: 1.0 Amps)
That is significantly different than the data I've collected from three independent testing sources, all of which are well known vendors, including the OE, Denso.
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/\ FWIW Injector Dynamics gave me the figure of 495cc s @ 390Kpa(OEM fuel pressure) for the yellows and 405cc for the reds.
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Originally Posted by MazdaManiac
That is significantly different than the data I've collected from three independent testing sources, all of which are well known vendors, including the OE, Denso.
they are a bit high compared to my own, but the OE /Denso data is just as far off in the opposite direction IMO as previously eluded to in a prior post
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Originally Posted by TeamRX8
they are a bit high compared to my own, but the OE /Denso data is just as far off in the opposite direction IMO as previously eluded to in a prior post
I think several factors are at work there since testing methods are actually not standardized.
Different systems utilize different dead times, max duty cycle, nominal voltage and even a different testing solvent.

All that matters to me is what lines up with the scalar values in the software and the OE numbers do that best.
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Originally Posted by Easy_E1
I haven't found any specific CC size on these yet. Did get part numbers for the primary and Secondary injectors.

Primary N3R213250
Secondary N3R113250
According to the parts diagram I got from my local mazda parts department, those part numbers are switched. Should be

Primary (located in houseing) N3R113250
Secondary (located in LIM) N3R213250

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Can anybody chime in on running yellows P1's and Blue AT P2's. Im interested in running this set up.
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Originally Posted by ManyRX
Can anybody chime in on running yellows P1's and Blue AT P2's. Im interested in running this set up.
This is what i currently run . It does work , but there is some tuning you need to do to combat the hole in transition . Possibly not ideal for your tuner .

MM recommended earlier that yellow p1 , blue sec and yellow p2s would work better . I have not tried it .

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Originally Posted by Brettus
MM recommended earlier that yellow p1 , blue sec and yellow p2s would work better . I have not tried it .
Uh, whut?

Sec and P2 should be the same injector. That is what I "recommend".

What I "recommend" is series II green injectors in the primary and up-flowed, matched blues in the secondary and P2 positions.
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Originally Posted by MazdaManiac
Uh, whut?

Sec and P2 should be the same injector. That is what I "recommend".

What I "recommend" is series II green injectors in the primary and up-flowed, matched blues in the secondary and P2 positions.
OK - it was in another thread a while back . Perhaps i used the term "recommended"
a little loosely .
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Ok so green P1's and blue P2's and secondaries...this should be a good set up for BNR upgrade @10psi right? I cant find the green ones online though,gonna have to call the stealership.
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The RX8 is port fuel injected... Are the fuel injectors right before the opening to the combustion chamber?

In otherwords, are the fuel injectors after all of the SDAIS portion of the intake? Meaning if one puts Seafoam/BG44k into the gas tank, none of that stuff even remotely touches any of the SSV/VDI/APV ports?
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Originally Posted by ManyRX
Ok so green P1's and blue P2's and secondaries...this should be a good set up for BNR upgrade @10psi right? I cant find the green ones online though,gonna have to call the stealership.
S2 Primary green injectors. Mazda part # N3R213250 You can get them through some of the online discount mazda parts dealers for about $150 each.
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im putting a traction control in my rx8 what the best place to get the wire diagram?
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im putting a traction control in my rx8 what the best place to get the wire diagram?
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And why is this in the Fuel Injector thread
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Originally Posted by Highway8
S2 Primary green injectors. Mazda part # N3R213250 You can get them through some of the online discount mazda parts dealers for about $150 each.
Wrong part number.

The series-II primaries (green) are N3R1-13-250.
The series II secondaries (purple) are N3R2-13-250.
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Originally Posted by MazdaManiac
Wrong part number.

The series-II primaries (green) are N3R1-13-250.
The series II secondaries (purple) are N3R2-13-250.
Yes that was my mistake. I think I copy pasted someone else and I didn't correct it.
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Originally Posted by Highway8
I think I copy pasted someone else and I didn't correct it.
Might have been me or Ash.
Either way, I had to look it up, anyway.

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