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Old Aug 16, 2023 | 11:48 AM
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Hello I posted this about a couple weeks ago but got no responses so I Hope someone will be able to help me here.

i have a 2003 Chevy blazer 4 door RWD and recently have been experiencing an occasional misfire, exclusively at highway speeds. Idles great, accelerates great, but when Im cruising 60-80 mph Ill have a real hard misfire occasionally.

ive replaced the distributor, intake gaskets, fuel injectors, ignition control module, ECM, MAF sensor, and a whole bunch of other things. Basically everything attached to the motor. It ran great for a while but lately has been acting up. Codes came up for P0022 “camshaft position control” and P0200 “fuel injector circuit malfunction”.

I checked the connector for bent or loose pins, checked the wiring harness to the best of my ability found no nicks, checked all grounds, and I took the throttle body off and used a borescope to inspect the fuel injectors and wiring, nothing looked amiss. Any advice would be appreciated
 
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Check wiring harness from ECM at front of passenger exhaust manifold. Mine once got out of place, burnt through the wiring, and caused the P0200 with occasional misfire.
 
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