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Old 04-30-2009, 09:27 PM
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OK now I'm worried. i'm at 106,000 miles. I don't have any popping noises or anything and I put in MSD wires and NGK plugs around 75,000. Should I do any thing or check anything???
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Just keep up with routine and preventative maintenance until a problem appears, then go from there.
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Old 05-16-2009, 09:30 AM
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Rearranged the injectors last night, number 7 has a NASTY NASTY brownish buildup on it and gas that came out of that fuel rail shared a similar color and nastiness. The gas bled from the schrader and number 1 injector was clean. Looks like I have some buildup or something in the rail. I cleared the codes and drove around for 20 mins, took a long time for the SES light to come back on. Came on and sure enough Cylinder 7 again.
Any ideas? I think my injectors have def. seen better days.
It is SEMI possible ( I guess 50/50 lol ) that I may of gotten the injectors mixed up and Cyl 7 went back to Cyl 7.

Any ideas on the nasty gunk sitting on top of the injector?
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Well I FINALLY resolved this issue. Issue was my fuel injectors, replaced all 8. I also had a vaccum port open right past the tb, by the intake manifold. I plugged this and once the pcm relearned it ran awesome. It is running good now and no CEL. Knock on wood I think I fixed it. What is this port that I plugged?
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Don't want to jinx myself but the car is running amazing!
Old 06-10-2009, 08:43 PM
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Congrats its a good feeling! i have to deal with this kind off stuff every once in a while (i drive a 97 camaro lt1) and im constantly burning plug wires on my headers! i cant seem to find a good way to rout them... but any way.. Congrats!
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Thanks man, it definitely feels like an accomplishment.
I honestly think sea foamed caused this problem - thats all I can figure. I guess after 120 thousand miles the stock injectors had seen better days. They looked NASTY.
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Originally Posted by Xtreme57
I had the same code, did the same things you did, and still had the code. I brought it to the dealer to do a leakdown test and turned out to be the rings on #7 were screwed. That was at only 80k.

From what I've read, does anyone else started to think there might be a class action suit building here?
mine has the same issue. Pulled the spark plug last night, was covered in oil. My car has 97k only.
What did you end up doing? What did it cost?



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