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Whats the ohm spec for the ignition wires on the subaru outback 2006?
I want to check to see if they need replacing. I can check with an Ohm meter if I knew the spec. Anybody?
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I went through all my favorite sources for repair information... with no luck
TYPICALLY BBB Industries has an excellent library of TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETINS & wiring diagrams...
but when I pulled up 2014 I was surprised to see nothing for 2014
Try these sites below
(not even Haynes or Chilton gave any good clues).
You ohmed them but did you check them for continuity to GROUND, to find out if one of them is grounded out ! They normally ground to ecm/pcm not to eng. so check them for short to grd with wire harness unplugged from all injectors and check 1 at a time, If they all show open...no ground then check your power should be pink for chafing or bare short to ground. this will be on Bank 2 you are checking which is the Head that setsfarthest back to firewall. Bank 1 is Head farthest to front towards Radiator.
Due to copy-write laws it is often not possible to post schematics to a public forum such as FixYa.
Subaru have a tech web site you can access for a small fee or go to ALL DATA.com and purchase a subscription for your car. You will find all you need in diagrams, torque spec's, schematics, recalls, tech bulletins etc.
If you know a local independent shop well, they may print you a copy of what you need from their data base system.
If you are not getting spark to any of the cylinders, then check your distributor cap for cracks, even very tiny ones. If you have ignition coils, then check the specs with an OHM meter. The OHM meter can also be used to check the plug wires.
do your lights work if yes check to see if you hear fuel pump running when you turn ignition key on.if yes you got ignition problems.if you hear nothing problem is fuel pump or bad relay.if your dash lights and head lights not working you have alternator problems.
Don't know the actual resistance but the general resistance I use that has not let me down is 1000 ohms per foot and not more than 10,000 ohms on any wire.
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