makes sense, he is out of town so I cant borrow the tool
Good luck man, I just realized that id read the whole thread but never told you how good the truck is looking! Good luck hopefully you get it running in time!
makes sense, he is out of town so I cant borrow the tool
Again why not go over to truck crank it up and use a noid light first to make sure wiring is good or pull one injector wire at a time and listen to the sound motor makes?
If you have the tool at your disposal to hook to fuel rail and flush them then why not out there looking at this dang truck? oh hour ride, still I would already be there working on it.
injectors are easy to swap so why not try these things yourself? Don't yank them off and make sure you keep orings and lube them before reinstalling so don't tear rip etc.
Just wanna see what this truck will do on dyno and see you take it to the bash since drop so much $$$$ in it lately.
But after this I'm off until the 14th. So far I have done all the free things I can think of.

We will get on it in the am.
Aint scurred yet
-fuel pressure test at idle and under load
-noid test
-compression test/leak down
-pull injector rail and see thst they are firing
I have two more motors with the same injectors too of we need them.
See you have a prayer right there with Shawn helping out. If I was closer you could use my injectors from my LS motor for my Chevelle if needed not like it will run in next year.
If you do find it is a injector problem might as well get some flow matched injectors and be done after the BASH.
(watching my Moab videos from last year, little excited)
outside of this current issue, what else needs to be done before it goes on the trailer?