RockGlock86
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So I recently replaced 4 lifters after replacing all lifters with AFM delete. All was well for a few days. Yesterday I got a bank 1 lean code and after looking I had a big crack in the rubber boot for the pcv hose where the hard line meets the valve cover. When I had the head off last week I cracked the plastic on the bank 1 intake manifold gasket aswell. I replaced the little rubber boot yesterday and got another lean code within 15 minutes. So assuming it was the intake manifold gasket, I pulled the intake off this morning, and put down Fel-pro metal gaskets instead of the plastic ones. That went normal. When I had the intake off it had oil dripping out of it, seeing as I had just cleaned it a few days ago when it was off the last time I figured it would be a great time to replace the driver side valve cover with the new style that is supposed to cut down on oil consumption. Replace valve cover, replace intake, hook it all back up and fires right up. Idles fine, revs fine. I leave and make it about 2 miles from my house fine and then it starts backfiring hard and stumbling. no power, wont really make it over 2k. I get a P0355 code, and limp back home. I switched the coils with No. 3 and fire it up and check codes and now I have P0353 and P0355, I cleared the codes in case of some ghost in the system, scan again and and now have P0351, P0353 and P0355. seeing as these are all driverside coils I switched the whole coil plate from side to side, thinking it would follow it. Run it clear faults and scan again and still all driver side faults. So I am thinking that either the large grey plug for the coil harness has malfunctioned or maybe there is something else I am missing?
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