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Old 02-26-2013, 02:38 PM
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That is why i replaced it. Didnt know if it was clogged. I dont throw part blindly hense why im on here. I replaced all eight along with my tune up. If it was mechanical then the same cylinder would stay misfiring. As i stated previously. The misfire jumps. I really dont care about performance. I have a low mile 5.2.
 
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Old 02-26-2013, 02:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Ramman98
That is why i replaced it. Didnt know if it was clogged. I dont throw part blindly hense why im on here.
It's not difficult to see if the injector is clogged, so yes you're blindly replacing parts.


I replaced all eight along with my tune up.
Replaced all eight -- what?


If it was mechanical then the same cylinder would stay misfiring. As i stated previously. The misfire jumps.
Then the same as above, you replaced parts without narrowing down the problem.

  1. Check all electrical connections and leads.
  2. Check the distributor cap for damage.
  3. Check the rotor for damage.
  4. Check the CKP for damage.
  5. Check the pigtail of the CKP for dirt and grease. Clean all connections (pigtail and wire harness), apply dielectric grease.

I really dont care about performance. I have a low mile 5.2.
You should care about performance. Performance doesn't mean that it's fast.
 
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Old 02-26-2013, 04:25 PM
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pull the spark plug... see if its fouled and if you have spark... and check plenum especially if your plugs fouled
 
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Old 02-26-2013, 06:23 PM
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I know ur right and this problem is an easy fix just get frustrated with it.
 



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