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TM 9-2320-360-34-1 NOTE Table 2-5 shows which injector is associated with each of the failure Table 2-5.  Injector Identification FIRING CODE ORDER CYLINDER 61 1 1Left 62 2 3Right 63 3 3Left 64 4 4Riqht 65 5 4Left 66 6 2Riqht 67 7 2Left 68 8 1Right NOTE If   response   time(s)   is   not   0.80   the   following   may   be causing intermittent failures: a.  sticky valve b.  air in fuel c.  low battery charge d.  broken spring or armature on the injector e.  problems in the charging system (loose alternator belt, bad grounds, etc.) f.  signs of insulation wear on injector harness (1)  Start and warm engine to operating temperature (at least 86 F). (2)  Plug in DDR and select INJ RESP TIMES (Mode 10). NOTE Table 2-5 gives the firing sequence in relation to the code received. (3)  Read DDR display of injector response time (in firing order) through several cycles.  Note response time(s) of cylinder by number in fault code. Check which codes (61-68) are displayed by DDR. 2-43

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