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how do you do a compression check on a fuel injected engine

I know you pull the plugs, pull the coil wire, open the throttle to WOT, but what do you do about the fuel?

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Nevermind Kurt V answered on another of my theads.
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For the archives: disconnect ECU from under the seat. It will still crank. OR disconnect the fuel pump (remove the fuse).

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