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All the above Chuck but also, suspect a leaky injector, they can drip
fuel, even more so if you had full tanks for your trip. Please tell us the outcome of the post Perkum. OK, I'm stumped. How would a leaky injector, (dripping fuel) fill #1 cylinder with water? If an injector had been leaking fuel into a cylinder, it would not have cuased this failure, (unless there's a factor I'm failing to consider). The engine locked on water, not fuel.....important point is that it ran for 15-20 seconds after start up, and it would not have done that if a cylinder was completely filled with fuel. |
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