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			put noid test light on each only a few flashed when plugged in. so injector was not even getting signal.
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			FORD= found on road dead ! or  fix or repair daily I had a 2004 F-150 5.4 and was nothing but problems , 4 injectors , bad fuel pump, and 3 set's of bushings in 2.5 years !! I now drive a dodge ram 1500 NO PROBLEMS | 
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			try unplugging one injector at a time and see if the noid light shows the other ones picking up, checking resistance on each injector will show the same thing. You may have an injector shorting to ground, causing the other injectors to miss fire
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			Ford fans tell me it is (FIRST ON RACE DAY)   | 
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			FLIP OVER READ DIRECTIONS With these distributorless ignitions the coil not only lites up the spark plugs but sends a signal to the fule injector | 
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			yeah spare parts I will give that a try this Saturday busy with work right now. and will let you know. I myself was never a big Ford fan but the company bought it for me couple years back no one would say no to a free truck. has ran without a problem for the last 6 years not even a hick up until now.
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			I am getting spark to that cylinder
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			ecu takes position signal from crank position sensor and cam position sensor. generally the coil driver and injector driver are separate, The ecu fires each independantly
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