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Dont feel bad your not the only one doing this Sh*t !! I got a set of COP's on the way and motorsraft platinum plugs on the way be looking at the injectors next if this dont work may just go on and change them out anyways..
Good Luck..
Morris
#6
I looked at the price of 8 new injectors and even with my employee discount at o'reilly auto parts it is freakin expensive...it is about $400 for all 8 of them so I hope that if it is bad that the others dont follow suit
and today I unplugged the injector in cylinder 1(it felt like the rpms dropped but not by much) then plugged it back in then unplugged the one right next to it cylinder 3(I think)and it felt like the rpms dropped a little more but I cannot confirm that because I do not have a tach installed on my truck not yet at least
and today I unplugged the injector in cylinder 1(it felt like the rpms dropped but not by much) then plugged it back in then unplugged the one right next to it cylinder 3(I think)and it felt like the rpms dropped a little more but I cannot confirm that because I do not have a tach installed on my truck not yet at least
Last edited by Stephen87; 06-24-2008 at 12:52 AM.
#7
I looked at the price of 8 new injectors and even with my employee discount at o'reilly auto parts it is freakin expensive...it is about $400 for all 8 of them so I hope that if it is bad that the others dont follow suit
and today I unplugged the injector in cylinder 1(it felt like the rpms dropped but not by much) then plugged it back in then unplugged the one right next to it cylinder 3(I think)and it felt like the rpms dropped a little more but I cannot confirm that because I do not have a tach installed on my truck not yet at least
and today I unplugged the injector in cylinder 1(it felt like the rpms dropped but not by much) then plugged it back in then unplugged the one right next to it cylinder 3(I think)and it felt like the rpms dropped a little more but I cannot confirm that because I do not have a tach installed on my truck not yet at least
Now, your PCM is telling you there is something wrong in the #1 hole. By *SWITCHING* the #1 and #2 injector and resetting the PCM, you will be able to know FOR SURE if the injector is indeed bad. Because, if so, your next code should read #2 misfire, if the injector is indeed bad.
Last edited by tech-doc; 06-24-2008 at 04:03 AM.
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No, if you want to do a SC, LATER IN LIFE, you don't add bigger injectors NOW!
Or am I wrong, but, did the carts push the horses in the old days, or did the horses PULL the carts? Can't remember???
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