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Old 03-14-2019, 07:20 AM
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Swapped injectors have antiseize on plugs. Even Put mood lights on connectors to check if they were getting fire. Everything checks out fine. It all comes back to #8 cylinder no matter what I do. I was thinking weak valve spring or flat lobe on the cam but I have 151 psi on the cylinder which sends me back to electronics I would think
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Originally Posted by Wetfit
Swapped injectors have antiseize on plugs. Even Put mood lights on connectors to check if they were getting fire. Everything checks out fine. It all comes back to #8 cylinder no matter what I do. I was thinking weak valve spring or flat lobe on the cam but I have 151 psi on the cylinder which sends me back to electronics I would think
How does that cylinder compare to the other cylinders? That is more telling than its compression.
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Anti seize on the plugs.. wonder if some migrated down to the electrode...
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Anti seize on the plugs.. wonder if some migrated down to the electrode...
I don’t think so because we’ve had the plugs in and out 3 times and they were cleaned each time
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fuel pump driver module?
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Originally Posted by KEVININCHICAGO
fuel pump driver module?
why would this make #8 miss
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Originally Posted by Wetfit

why would this make #8 miss
Because of fuel pump cuts out for a split second, an injector or injectors lose pressure.

Might be neighboring cylinders, though. Compression test ALL cylinders to establish an accurate baseline.

What brand coil and timing parts, phasers, VCTs did you use?

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Originally Posted by dukedkt442
Because of fuel pump cuts out for a split second, an injector or injectors lose pressure.

Might be neighboring cylinders, though. Compression test ALL cylinders to establish an accurate baseline.

What brand coil and timing parts, phasers, VCTs did you use?
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