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Joe, If you call me tomorrow, I can talk you through a few quick diagnostic tests. Have a digital multimeter and a 12" long piece of wire(12ga) ready.
If you don't have my number, PM me yours and a time to call.
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Join Date 05-13-2010Last Activity 08-27-2012 15:04
I would not hold your breath for a reply. Maybe try PMing him. Or post a wanted ad.
One point of testing them is, then you will know which cylinders have bad GPs. Later on, when you have issues, you may recall(I make notes in a book) that a specific cylinder had the tip burned off, and that is a good indication you have a bad injector.
Information is always useful.
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Nor did he ask for an Auto Zone part number. I guess I was supposed to guess that part.
Either way, here is what you need. http://www.autozone.com/autozone/accessories/Dorman-AutoGrade-62-pcs-5-16-in-24-x-1-2-in-grade-5-hex-nut/_/N-26qp?itemIdentifier=966058_0_0_
Why not take 10 minutes and test your GPs?
Why not spend 10 more just changing them?
Why not spend 20 minutes diagnosing the whole system?
It should not "take any effort" to start if all is right(12 or 24V supplied). These things start in about 3 seconds of cranking when all is right(down to 0F)
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