d282 said: (quoted from post at 20:50:47 05/23/12) Been there and done that. If that hole is not perfectly round or has a
nick in it you will get a drift in the spray of fuel causing uneven
burning and causing a miss. If that pre-cup is good, then have the
injector checked again. You will either have to do a lot of looking to
see if a good set even exists anymore, or put up with the slight
miss at idle. Good Luck.
I don't know if the center bore is out of round or not, but I know the ends are smashed up on some of them where the machine shop used a punch to drive them out. Are you talking about the end towards the cylinder being out of shape or the center bore being out of shape?
This post was edited by Dan MD at 14:07:44 05/23/12.
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