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Yes, systematic troubleshooting procedures can minimize frustration, wasted time, and money.
Your suggestion for the next step (loosening the injector union nuts one-by-one and watching/listening for diminished idle or non-affected idle) was a good one, good call! rado561 when you perform this test try to keep fuel from dripping or spraying on the coolant hoses.
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I'm still thinking either a fuel delivery or quality issue, if those haven't been fully checked out, or slipped timing as the second place candidate, then injector issues as least likely. Perhaps we should establish a forum pool and start taking bets?
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hi everyone again. After a month i found the solution FINALLY! I found one more copper o ring and replaced it after uninstalling the IP. Also uninstalled all of the injectors and cleaned them with a needle and toothbrush. Installed all of the parts a little set and its running good! Thank everybody for help!
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Thanks for the update. If you could describe which o-ring it was that was causing all the problem maybe that could help someone in the future who finds this page.
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on this picture its not exactly the same pump put that is the o ring https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8...MFk&authuser=0
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