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how can i check my injectors to see if they are working properly and/or not clogged? i have ran the KOEO and KOER tests witha reader and everthing checks out no codes. but my truck boggs out when i give it too much gas....the only thing i can think of is injectors!!!!!
............please help
............please help
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i have replaced fuel pumps and filter, air filter, spark pugs and wires, map sensor, and adjusted timming to ~12. i then ran numerous KOEO and KOER tests......and i think the injectors are the only thing left.....if not let me know any suggestions
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If you check it with an analog volt meter, you can see if it jumps around by slowly opening the throttle. There could be a bad winding in the tps and cause the voltage change to jump. There should be a smooth transition between the low voltage and the high voltage. Does the truck act up when you floor it, or just normal cruising?
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