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It’s good that there are no indications, and the wires should not have insulation damage. Apply 12 volts to the solenoid and it should click. Try measuring the current consumption of the solenoid. With a resistance of 5.5 Ohm the current should be 2.18A. and at 6.8 Ohm 1.84 A. If the voltage...

One ohmmeter probe is on the gearbox housing, the second probe is on the solenoid contacts.

Check for short to housing, resistance between the solenoid winding and the housing. Could the wire insulation be damaged?

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I installed studs with M10x1.5 threads in the head and M10x1 on the nut side, I installed copper-plated nuts. The studs make it easy to position the manifold relative to the head; the walls of the exhaust manifold are very thin. When installing with bolts, you have to constantly move the...

I meen a stud and a screw-on nut.

The thread of these bolts is metric M10x1.5. IMHO putting studs instead of bolts is much more convenient.

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You can assemble a circuit from several wires, a pair of radio components from a toaster. and make the pump spit fuel without the PCM. For pump and FSD testing only.

Do you have the ability to use an oscilloscope or an instrument that can measure the frequency? if there is nothing, then you can use wired headphones, you will just hear impulses. It is necessary to check the pulses from the crankshaft sensor. then check the pulses at the input of the FSD...

If the fuel does not go to the injectors, then it must go to the return line. Is fuel coming out of the return line? There is a small mesh filter at the pump inlet, to check and clean it, you need to unscrew the supply fitting. Is the wire from the valve screwed to the top of the pump? Can...

Part of the Trans-Siberian railroad is made of American rails. from 1941-1945, the USA transferred 685 thousand tons of rail to the USSR through Lend Lease. Photo taken at Skovorodino station, Trans-Siberian Railway

How did you learn Russian? Have you worked with Russians?

You can get to Russia through Turkey. Fly directly to Sank Petersburg. walk around the city for a few days. Then take a high-speed train (3-4hour) to Moscow. You can stay in my apartment in Moscow. walk around Moscow for a few days. Take a train ticket from Moscow to Irkutsk for 4 days...

It takes a week to travel by train across the country, from Moscow to Vladivostok. (Boeing 777 flies 9 hours) In a 2 or 4-seater air-conditioned privat compartment (18 or 36 seats in a train car). Visit a restaurant car, order food in a compartment, walk around the stations of big cities...

I think that the earth's crust is thinner than an apple peel. If you increase the apple to the size of the earth, the thickness of the skin will be 82 km (60 miles).

There is no road to Kamchatka, only to Magadan (Road of Bones).