Re: 1992 Geo Storm Cold bog

People look at bootstrapping.

From: Jacob55tatoo@yahoo.com
Date: 4/27/2006
Time: 5:16:56 PM
Remote Name: 147.202.45.202

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From: Jamie Fraser
Date: 27 Nov 2001
Time: 19:17:54
Remote Name: 24.69.255.205

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It seems that the spike in injector pulse is what has caused the bog to occur. There is no change in ipw when the MAT sensor spikes down, or when the speed sensor spikes down three times and then up at the end of the capture, even though whatever is causing the spike in the ipw also seems to have caused a spike in the MAT and speed sensor signals, however at different times. I would check for any loose connections, especially around the head area as the head job was just done.