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2015 silverado 1500 injectors P050D

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Onionff

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How can I tell which injector is bad? AutoZone ran code after check engine light came on. Gave a code of P050D. Cold start / rough idle. 2015 silverado 1500. 5.3 liter. 40,000 miles.

Jcsbadta Enthusiast

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My 2014 had a p219a code for a long time. then it started to get worse and got the po50d too. Turns out they had to replace the drivers side injectors. Haven't had a problem

tbarn Senior Enthusiast

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Fuel injectors are NOT covered under 5yr/100k powertrain coverage.

Brettm13 Enthusiast

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Injectors only covered under bumper to bumper 3/36.

If you have access to a higher end scanner, you can cold start the vehicle with the scanner viewing misfires before you start it. You'll see which injector is bad by the amount of misfires on each cylinder.

 

 

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HondaHawkGT Senior Enthusiast

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Seriously? That is a ripoff.

Ford won't cover fuel system parts under the powertrain warranty either. My buddy just had to replace the cam driven high-pressure fuel pump on his 3.5 ecoboost.

djxn40 Enthusiast

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I got the P050D code for the last week. Today I got a P0307 misfire number 7 ? Does this mean my #7 injector is bad. This happened at 37900 miles right after my warranty. What bs. I'm just looking for some conformation before I order. Also this is the part I come up with can anyone confirm this part # acdelco 12672368d5614ce41da56a53cf5a6a7bed55745b.jpg

 

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djxn40

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I got the P050D code for the last week. Today I got a P0307 misfire number 7 ? Does this mean my #7 injector is bad. This happened at 37900 miles right after my warranty. What bs. I'm just looking for some conformation before I order. Also this is the part I come up with can anyone confirm this part # acdelco 12672368d5614ce41da56a53cf5a6a7bed55745b.jpg

 

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Is it possible that my problem could be bad gas? When I filled my truck up I also got a 5 gallon jug for my riding mower. My mower will hardly run on this gas. Could bad gas cause number 7 to misfire? It is the only misfire I have had.

 

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