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Replaced computer,coilpack ,plug and plug wires, cooling sensor ,fuel regulator and the two sensors on the exhaust the car is still flooding

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  • Frankie B Sep 16, 2015

    Btw, you have not said what kind of car you have.

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Sounds like you may have a bad injector. Are all cylinders flooding or only one? Pull the injectors from the intake and leave them connected to the fuel rail. Spin it over and see if they are spraying a fine mist or gushing out.

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    lawson cambron Sep 16, 2015

    all of the spark plugs are flooded out do the injectors pull out or screw out these injectors have clips on them thanks Lawson

  • Frankie B Sep 16, 2015

    The clips just pop off and the injectors pull out, no screws, but you need to leave the top of the injectors connected to the fuel rail and only remove the screws that hold the rail in place, then just lift the whole thing up.

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Year make and model, and did you check to see if one of the injectors is shorted to ground ?

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