| blazen_red_4x4 |
11-16-2018 07:02 PM |
I would start by checking fuel pressure. Assuming your 2000 has the original (or at least original style IF it's been replaced before) fuel injector "spider" assembly, it has what are called a "poppet" style injectors for each cylinder. They require a specific amount of fuel pressure before they will "fire" off and inject fuel into the intake runner they're pointed at. If the injector nozzle either gets partially internally clogged (from bad or dirty gas) or the fuel pump is beginning to go, OR the fuel pressure regulator that is mounted to the assembly inside the intake starts to leak, fuel pressure at the poppet injectors can drop and cause them to not operate correctly and can easily cause multiple cylinder misfires.
Just my $0.02
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