This is how it drives like, post injector swap
https://photos.app.goo.gl/eeejwcdDkiYDKMpM6
You should be able to see the guages, hear the RPMs as i cruise down the freeway, I shift in and out of overdrive at various points
Lmk what yall think, night everyone.
Update:
Did a cold start today with the cold advance solenoid (finally) plugged ins
https://photos.app.goo.gl/yth7aGVLo4DxusGX8
I will admit, it does look as if it smoked alot less, heck, possibly even started up smoother (?), but you all be the judge of that.
I disconnected the solenoid at...
It could be my old 700r4, though i no longer have that, so its no longer necessary (if that's the case, either way, is there a way to install a connector so I couldnplug that cable in somewhere?)
Started up the 6.2 with the cold advance solenoid plugged in, I havent heard or felt a difference yet, however, it was run an hour ago and its 80°F here.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZPYuXcjWqD4CynRA6
I will start it up with the correct plug in tomorrow, ill even take it off.mid run and see if...
I think I figured it out
It was infront of my face the entire ****ing time.
See that wire? Remember it was plugged on that metal tab
Im going off that image as I have nothing else to go off of, now look at what's supposed to be connected to where that light yellow cable was plugged in at...
Disregard this video, so yes my high idle does work, though i took out the fuel sending unit solenoid, not the cold advance solenoid, ill redo this test when I can
Currently don't have access to my 6.2, im assuming this is the cold advance solenoid?
Looks eerily familiar to the missing connection I found in the back of the firewall when putting on the new injectors: