serious problem need help now
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if i was going to go through the trouble of doing something like that honestly i would just get a 6.0. maybe this is a blessing in a horrible disguise... i doubt it though. moneys tight with me and im pretty sure my parents are tired of my habit especially if i have to borrow the money from them
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would it still be spraying fuel in that cylinder or would it not because the coil was disconnected? i knwo i would be down on power but how badly would the truck run in that situation being down a cylinder?
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All you have to do is disconnect he plug to the injector for that cylinder, no spark and no fuel going to that cylinder. It wouldnt run well, I wouldnt recommencd going WOT but it owouldb e driveable. I have drive on one side of the motor before(remember to plug both banks of coil packs in
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