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96 dak
Dodge Dakota
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7/21/2003
21:20:40
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i have a 96 dak 3.9 and i have purchased the 19 lb high flow injectors but when i put them in the truck acted like it wanted to die out from bogging down i dont know if i put them in wrong or skipped a step on the instulation my frien told me i would have to reset the obd 2 to make them perform correctly but do not want to spend 300 bucks on one can somebody give me some info on this
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friend
Dodge Dakota
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7/21/2003
21:38:29
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listen to your friend reset the PCM
disconect the neg. from the batt. turn the key all the way to start and hold it for about 30 sec. reconnect neg.
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J and J Auto
Dodge Dakota
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7/22/2003
17:41:42
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You need to put a few hundred miles on the truck
and let the computer trim the injectors back.
You are probably running rich if this is a stock
set up and it takes time for the computer to
readjust the fuel curve with the new injectors.
Which injectors did you put in.
Larry
J&J Auto
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TimG
Dodge Dakota
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7/22/2003
18:33:55
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I got the blueprinted 19lb injectors from fiveo, I put them in last night but havnt run the truck yet because I'm doing the timing chain too. The battery has been disconnected for a little over 24hrs now. Should I still open the ign switch? I assume the PCM would reset itself when I hook the battery back up.
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J and J Auto
Dodge Dakota
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7/22/2003
20:24:28
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I am also running the 19#FMS injectors from Bruce
over at fivo motorsports.
I got a smother idle, better midrange and 1 mpg
increase, they will give you smother performance
all across the board,
We use all FMS injectors for replacements on
the dodge trucks, and they are a lot cheaper
than the junk factory units with 1 hole and
only matched within 15% the FMS are 2%
Ya even if you don't reset the computer will
learn the injectors in a couple 100 miles. But
I would say after 24 hours the capacitors
would be drained and you are reset.
Larry
J&J Auto
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