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86 fuse panel diagram....

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Can Anyone tell me which connectors (A-W) control ignition and fuel injection? The car won't start and I suspect it is corroded connector, but I'm not sure which one controls ignition and fuel injection. Here is a picture of the fuse layout, with the connectors marked at the bottom. I know the location of all the ignition and fuel injection relays (which have been checked already). Assistance would be appreciated.


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Primarily U and W.
You really need the wiring diagrams so you can self-answer such questions.
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FWIW there is a possibility that one or more of the individual wires may have pushed out of its connector housing.

look carefully also make sure the relays and fuses are in the correct slots
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And inspect back of panel for melts. And the grounds at base of valley that are part and parcel of the operation of the electronics and can lead to one relay not triggering.
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Thanks, fellas! I'll check the connectors for U and W for starters, and go from there.
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Reseating everything is a good idea, reseating with cleaning and some kind of contact goop even better.
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FYI.... After removing, cleaning, and re-seating connector W, the car fired right up. Thanks guys!!!!

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