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    Sweet, thanks. I already started toying with the whole setup by the time I got the responses . I just initially wanted to make the injectors click & open & close out of the car just to see it work at the very beginning. I have a spare set of injectors & was bored. & to other dude... I made the comment to Rico more so to ask about the setup & while I was at it I figured wtf might as well ask about the spray pattern that was bothering me. Oh, no! :O Lol...
    99' Black GTP/ '03 Motor. 3.4 MPS, 1.9 Rockers, Ported SC & TB, SD Headers, FastKatt Tune, 2.5" Exhaust, Dual Tips, 104's .055/ 180*, STBBs, 6000K HIDs + 6000K HID Fogs, Interior LEDs + Red LED Switches, 1,250w Infinity Sub, Red Calipers, NiCop Brake Lines.
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    Of course you'd have a generac laying around.
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    Used one of those small 9v batteries to make the injectors click open. Dunno if that's enough voltage (consensus is apparently 12v) but it seemed to work very well. I was able to spray carb cleaner both ways thru them & let some soak on the inside for 5-10 mins in between on each 1 then finished it all off with compressed air to blow all the carb cleaner & hopefully mixed up crud out. Mpgs DEF greatly improved between the 2 sets of injectors: 1 ones from the engine swap that probably sat around a junk yard for some time vs. the original injectors set that came with the car. I was gauging about 22-23 city mpgs at night in some stop & go traffic in about 80* weather. Good stuff... LTFTs seems to have dropped & normalized as well. After the custom tune it was still >+5. Now it hovers around 0 with a little normal deviation each way. Perhaps 1 was clogged or not flowing right & the PCM was overcompensating w extra fuel on the others or something. Runs VERY well now. Thanks, guys.
    99' Black GTP/ '03 Motor. 3.4 MPS, 1.9 Rockers, Ported SC & TB, SD Headers, FastKatt Tune, 2.5" Exhaust, Dual Tips, 104's .055/ 180*, STBBs, 6000K HIDs + 6000K HID Fogs, Interior LEDs + Red LED Switches, 1,250w Infinity Sub, Red Calipers, NiCop Brake Lines.
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    It's a CUMMINS Dodge not a Dodge Cummins
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    9v is sufficient. Less will work as well.
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