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Old 12-05-2009, 03:20 PM   #7 (permalink)
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OK have an update that makes me lean even harder to injectors even though PFJ scanned and read all normal. This morning it was a muggy 36 degrees out, (I need to move further south LOL) I cranked the truck up and it smoked quit a bit and ran loike dog crap for a good 10-15 seconds missing real hard. This is exactly what it did to me a few years ago in Maryland and they replaced 6 injectors. (2 had already been replaced a few months earlier.) I am going to take it to PFJ again since we are staying in the 30's for a low for a while and seeing if they can pick it up. I want to buy injectors while I have the cash. Since I have not worked in 2 months we are starting in on the savings LOL. Part of me is thinking go ahead and do them but I would like to make sure that is the problem before I dump 1500 bucks and a weekend of my time to do this. Feedback always appreciated. Thanks.

I also wanted to add I noticed my truck gicing off a light blue smoke that was a very strong diesel smell when I was ideling loading a car up one night it was also cold out them as well. This would be a leaking injector right?
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