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profuse007 
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Posted: February 04, 2005 at 3:35 PM / IP Logged  
^^^^^how do you know that most newer cars DO NOT have a common wire at the injectors?
what is "common" wire is, exactly, to you?
if theres no common wire at the injectors, wouldnt that be un-efficient to relay both signals, (-)(neutral) and (+)(hot) at the same time?
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Let me clarify.. When I said most newer cars don't have a common wire at the injector, I mean strictly on the color of the wires themselves, not the function. Someone else mentioned there will be one on every injector that is the same color wire, that's not the case on a lot of the newer vehicles. Sorry if I mislead anyone.
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oh common colors.... i got you....NowIKnow
btw, by interpretation of common wire, it meant common grounded. so one wire is ground and teh other is pulse by duration dependin on the computer.
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