1987 Ford LTD Crown Victoria Injector Bank Normal Current Waveform - Lab Scope

This document is a single page from a Mitchell Repair Information 'Waveforms - Injector Pattern Tutorial,' showing Fig. 4: 'Injector Bank w/Normal Current Flow - Current Pattern,' captured on a 1987 Ford LTD Crown Victoria. The page reproduces a lab scope (oscilloscope) screen capture of a fuel injector bank's current waveform under normal operating conditions. The scope settings shown on screen include: trigger slope positive, waveform mode SINGLE, trigger source #1, signal coupling DC, signal invert OFF, and a vertical scale of 1.0 volt per division, with the trace measured via an auxiliary (amp probe) lead and the display frozen. The waveform itself shows a flat baseline followed by a single ramped current hump that rises, plateaus briefly, and drops sharply back to baseline — the characteristic shape of normal injector bank current draw. On-screen soft-key menus (GRID ON/OFF, CURSORS ON/OFF, VOLTS RANGE/TIME BASE, WAVEFORM POSITION, MENU SELECT) are visible. The figure carries reference number 95D23864 and was printed February 13, 2004, from 2003 Mitchell Repair Information Company material. A reader can use this as a known-good comparison waveform when diagnosing bank-fired fuel injector circuits with a lab scope and current probe.