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Old 11-02-2001, 06:36 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Compression TEst- help again!

I know I may come off silly, cause this seems to be a very simple procedure, but here goes. Now I got the DIrections off C-speed's website, and It says to remove the fuse for the Fuel Injection in order to stop the car from squirting fuel into the cylinders during the cranking of the engine.. well which fuse is this for our ludes?? I looked under the hood and in the passanger compartment and no luck?? which is it?? do I need to worry about it?? I don;t wanna blow my self up!
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