Subject	Ashley, you need to diagnose. Parts replacement is
Posted by	JMartz on July 15, 2011 at 9:31 AM
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In Reply To	Misfire on passenger side. posted by Actor4NYC on July 14, 2011 at 09:42 PM
Message	is for serious mechanics that have spares. Cost ineffective for us private owners. Post your car type and year so we can help you better. Injectors can be checked from the ECU connector with a DVM. Start there. You will need the pin ids and the resisitance value. Both available here if you search. Minimize disconnecting things in the motor hardened connectors don't take well to disconnection.
Follow Ups	Misfire on passenger side. - Actor4NYC 21:42:58 07/14/11 Re: Misfire on passenger side. - white22sky 09:19:34 07/15/11 Re: Re: Misfire on passenger side. - Actor4NYC 17:54:21 07/17/11 Ashley, you need to diagnose. Parts replacement is - JMartz 09:31:16 07/15/11 Also fill you your profile, I'm assuming your in NY by your - Sleeper_TTZ(SeKy) 21:42:31 07/15/11 Re: Misfire on passenger side. - Actor4NYC 23:08:46 07/18/11
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