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Sign's of a bad/clogged/leaky injector

If you've had injector problems, can you please post your experinces...... Symtoms, Resolutions, Thoughts

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I had an injector go bad. One of the cyl wasnt firing, pulled plug wires on differnt cyl to determin which one wasn't getting the fuel. When I found which one it was I replaced the injector
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Always fall back on the basics when you can. You should be able to read a bad injector by the spark plugs.
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