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    Brian RegnerBrian Regner
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      Ok I’m out of ideas , I have an 05 hemi ram that had two cylinders low on compression , 5 and 7 . I pulled and rebuilt the motor the compression is now about 170-175 across all cylinders. It’s still running rough. Before the rebuild I tried new copper 570’s , new coils, new wires , and new injectors. Prior to rebuild I had codes for cylinder 5 misfire that one had 50psi and then multiple cylinder misfire. I have pulled the valve covers off to double check my work and verify the cam lift and as well as pushrods are seated properly. Now with it running I can pull the injector wires for cylinders 5 and 6 with no change in the idle speed. This is a non mds motor BTW. I pulled the injector harness to inspect and found no flaws. I set the timing with the crank at 6 and the cam at 12 . I don’t know what else I’m missing. Yes I cleaned the throttle body proir to the rebuild as well. The egr valve pipe is cool to the touch for the first few minutes so I don’t suspect it’s stuck open ?

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    • #987042
      Nightflyr *Richard Kirshy
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        One issue at a time …
        You state:
        “I can pull the injector wires for cylinders 5 and 6 with no change in the idle speed”
        Have you checked the injector wiring using a node light to ensure your getting a signal to trigger the injectors in question?
        Next would be to check the injector flow rate by using a fuel pressure gauge attached to the fuel rail and some type of tester like this …

        To see if indeed all the injectors are flowing equally and at the recommended rate.
        Get through those and see what the results say.

        #987045
        Brian RegnerBrian Regner
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          I did a basic pressure check , it was holding steady at 60 psi and I did a noid light test at the same time. All good. I don’t have that flow test unit pictured , I did flush the fuel rail when I replaced the injectors.

          #987046
          Nightflyr *Richard Kirshy
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            You need to confirm injector flow rate is at MFG recommended rate across all injectors.
            Fuel pressure holding at 60PSI only confirms fuel pump / pressure regulator function and non leaking injectors, not injector flow rate.
            Same to same about flushing the fuel rail.
            This need to be confirmed before moving forward with trouble shooting.

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