Using GT1 to find a leaky injector

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Using GT1 to find a leaky injector

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11-14-2012, 12:08 AM

DallasGV

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Thanks for the links! And I'm not convinced it's the root cause either but for the price it can't hurt. I'll post back with an update once installed.

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