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Old 03-29-2023, 08:28 PM   #1
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1 and 4 are the closest cylinders to the front firewall on either side. If 5 and 6 arent knocking, the system is likely getting enough fuel as a whole (5 and 6 are the last cylinders to receive fuel along the lines).

Id start with moving injectors around and see if the knock follows.

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Old 04-15-2023, 06:58 PM   #2
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1 and 4 are the closest cylinders to the front firewall on either side. If 5 and 6 arent knocking, the system is likely getting enough fuel as a whole (5 and 6 are the last cylinders to receive fuel along the lines).

Id start with moving injectors around and see if the knock follows.

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It's been awhile due to work but as an update. I got a durametric diag tool. Fuel trim, and everything is reading properly. I'll take your advice here and move the injectors to see if it causes any issues. I did notice that on Bank 2, there's no cam deviation it's stuck at 0.00 while bank 1 reads 1.20. When I look at the actual angle readings, it reads just fine and updates as rpm increases. So is there an issue here or it's something to not gawk at whatsoever? I know that it's supposed to read but I'm unsure what's going on.
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