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10-09-2008, 08:00 PM
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p7011i think i need one
IM SORRY I KNOW I HAVE BEEN KIND OF POSTING ASKING ABOUT THE SAME THING (sorry caps lock was on) but i think that my pump is not pushing enough fuel pressure to this one cylinder when you crack the injector line at the pump or the injector it pulses with a resonable amount of pressure on all but one on this particular one it just trickles out is there a better way to test ip
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1998 dodge 12 valve cummins 2wd 5 speed 30 lbs at boost gauge 800 degrees at egt gauge cold air intake newer style turbo fuel plat lift pump timing advance 5" stacks  
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