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| 5.9 Liter CR Dodge Cummins 03-07 Discussion of 5.9 Liter Dodge Cummins Diesels with Common Rail Injection |
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Isn't the most accurate test, but it helps troubleshoot which injector may be going.
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yeah thats a decent way to tell if ya got a missin cylinder, some old timer told me to start it up and just touch the manifold of course he said you had to do this quick or you will burn yourself.
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cool. Just making sure it might tell me something. Thanks again
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let the motor cool over night then start it up and point the temp gun right at the exhaust manifold where it bolts up to each port......................rotate around doing this 4-5 times and the injector that aint workin wont make no temp
I did this on a Ford 6.0 and was dead on , he took it to the dealer and they said the same thing .....he had 2 dead ones |
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Very common way for checking. you shouldnt see over a 40 Deg Variance, Just make sure you hold the Pyro at about the same distance!
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