The injectors really don't "fire". They squirt a very fine mist of gas that is then "fired" The injectors could have a plugged tip and not be squirting the mist of gas. A few cans of injector cleaner could be added to the gas tank which would clean the pinholes at the end of the injectors. You could also change the injectors to new ones. (Not horribly expensive) BUT if all the injectors fail all at once, the computer could be to blame by not sending the correct info to the the injectors,and no gas is being sprayed into the engine. I'd suggest getting the engine hooked up to a diagnostic computer at a reliable garage to see whats up. Good Luck!
I looked and looked for a year to as why my fuel injectors on my Mercury Capri were not working.i found a post a fellow put up about a blue wire that gives power to the injectors.This wire is only visible after removing the cruise control box on the drivers side and or the windshield washer fluid reservoir.
You will see a big green connector with the large blue wire going thru it.Mine was corroded to the point as where i touched it,it came off both ends of the connector.
I cut the wires back and one butt connector later,my capri started right up.
Hope this helps!
The model year info would help.
plugged heater core or bad blower motor or vent plugs
injectors
the speedometer is based off of a gear in the tranny that spins.
Capri is a small island. There are no cities on Capri
Most likely it is the fuel level sending unit that has gone bad. This would have to be replaced.
Just a suggestion Check the flywheel
Too complicated to relate here, and you would need a diagram. I would suggest getting the manual. Many libraries have it.
It could be a variety of things. dirty air filter, worn out spark plugs, bad 02 sensor, clogged fump filter, or even dirty injectors.
I would suspect over voltage as to the reasons why fuel injectors would burn out. The pulse that opens the injectors comes from the engine control module so I would check that along with associated wiring. Check the wiring for shorts to other wires.
Battery discharged or lowAir filter dirtyBad engine ground connectionFuel not reaching injectors check fuel filter,lines and pumpDefective spark plugsDefective engine coolant temperature sensor
Either the "O" rings are bad where the injectors go into the cylinder head or the electrical connector on the injector is leaking.