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Old 08-23-2014, 08:47 AM   #8
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There are only 2 major arteries for fuel flow.

One is electronic, the other is liquid/pressure

If your ecu / programming / wiring / electronics are not at fault (which is actually quantity of electron unit being counted),

then by process of elimination, that only leaves,

fuel pressure, flow, injectors, physical obstruction, physics, gravity, air pockets, temperature, etc... (physical quantity unit)

Short:
If your fuel system is fine, and your electronics are reading/working properly, then you must have the wrong weight fuel in your gas tank (because those are the only two possibilities). Unless I am grossly oversight something obvious.


To verify your engine / wiring, I would re-install OEM injectors / maf / ECU and verify the engine runs normal.
IF it does the same symptom, you have narrowed it down to sensors / fuel system / wiring that sort of thing.
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