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    Front bank of cylinders not working

    Need some help please--have a '92 r/t turbo and got this car up and running after sitting for a while and after the gas cleaned through the system it was running fairly well. Went for a ride down the freeway about 20 miles, and ran fine until I came off the freeway. Started to run like it had loaded up on gas in the cylinders. Waited for it to clear out, but didn't. No different sound or feel while driving. limped it home and noticed the exhaust gas temp off the first bank was not reading--checked the spark and they have spark, but the three cylinders are not running. I am pulling the injectors and fuel rail to look for debris, but seems odd that the full bank of cylinders is out. Is there a safe mode or limp mode that might do this? Thanks.

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    Try this on 3si .... This forum is pretty dead I've noticed


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    Quote Originally Posted by dhennis View Post
    Need some help please--have a '92 r/t turbo and got this car up and running after sitting for a while and after the gas cleaned through the system it was running fairly well. Went for a ride down the freeway about 20 miles, and ran fine until I came off the freeway. Started to run like it had loaded up on gas in the cylinders. Waited for it to clear out, but didn't. No different sound or feel while driving. limped it home and noticed the exhaust gas temp off the first bank was not reading--checked the spark and they have spark, but the three cylinders are not running. I am pulling the injectors and fuel rail to look for debris, but seems odd that the full bank of cylinders is out. Is there a safe mode or limp mode that might do this? Thanks.
    No there is no programing that can affect one bank... The most common issue would be cam timing. Make sure the front cams didn't jump. Otherwise, you're on the right track looking at the injectors and the fuel system.

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    Try this on 3si .... This forum is pretty dead I've noticed

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    So why are you here...? Do you have something to contribute? I noticed you didn't offer any help....


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    We'll since I just got into this platform .. I felt it best not to give info I'm not sure about . If this were a 1987-2014 mustang gt/Shelby I could tell him how to build it from a box of parts ... I gave him my best observation over the last 6 months searching around this forum . I never bashed it . It just seems it's slow or the people have moved onto another one .


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