No injector Pulse

Actually that was one of my thoughts on the subject and I did supply a good ground to the ecm to no avail.

Well I replaced the distributor and the truck still refuses to start, the only thing I can think of is the new distributor did not come with all new wiring so I had to reuse the few wires inside the distributor as well as what I would call a diode (a small black plastic box with a wire soldered to a ground strap, when I tested this with my dvom I got zero continuity in either direction. I can get a new wire loom with said (diode) but it is almost 250 dollars and am reluctant to replace without confirmation. What are your thoughts on the subject? Also I rechecked the ecm grounds and all three seem to be fine. Do you know which wire at the pcm gets the tach signal and what I should I be reading when I turn over the engine? Please help

Have fuel fire and vehicle will run if I put the gas straight to throttle body. Injector has power but no pulse. Vehicle ran fine then I decided to tune it up(plugs, wires, cap, rotor) and am experiencing problems. Replace fuel pressure regulator, injector, and computer as well as rewire complete circuit that injector is on. I know that the problem has to do with the computers ability to ground the circuit because before I replaced computer injector was always on if key was on. Now its always off unless I ground it then its always on ( found this when touching a test light to the ground side of injector was just enough to ground for injector to push fuel) I know it has to be a ground somewhere. Does any body know what other circuit could cause the computer to not be able to ground or always ground this.

Thanks that helped alot gave me a place to start that wire had no pulse so I read up and it was either the coil pick up or the hall effect switch (replaced both same time) and solved the problem.

1989 chevrolet s-10 blazer 4.3 tbi. We have checked everything front to rear and seems to be all ok. Have replaced the control module, fuel pump relay, oil sending unit. We are getting great fuel pressure. We have voltage to the injectors. Truck will run with gas poored in the throttle body so no timing issue. Before we got started on the repair I found a ecm1 fuse blown, so do you think it could possibly be the computer?

Injector has the 12v on the red wire on injector, but it never sees the pulsed ground on the blue to fire. Already replaced the ECM and the ignition mod. Very fustrated, usually good with these things. If you intermiantly place a ground on the blue wire you can start and continue run the engine. Why is it not getting it gnd to run. Lost.

Checked TPS voltage good not high. Also, does hall effect turn on injector? From what I read the voltage on pulse wire (middle wire on connector with interruptor in window should read.5 or less, it's reading 5.55dc is this the problem?

Anyone out there with a system like the one I'm working on needs to look at the hall effect switch in the distributor. It's got 12vdc for a supply and a ground on the outside pins. YOU should have no more than.5vdc on middle pin of the switch when interruptor is in aperture. Around 12 when not in aperture. IF more than that, you've found your problem replace it and start it up. HOPE THIS HELPS SOMEONE.I myself could not find this from anyone. It's the first thing you should look at in a situation like this one. Good luck out there. Call me if you need some help with this 937-322-0657

Will not spray fuel/no pulse