If it's a snap on scanner, Follow the diagnostic aid for the specific dtc. You may have to acquire wiring schematic and ohm out the cam sensor wires.
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Your best chance at doing good is going as fast as you can in the first 150 ft. If you are not able to go 100% right away, fix the chassis or tires until you can.
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Possibly switch that injector to another hole where it's easier to access, that way you can narrow it down to a bad inj or not. Plus it's easier to change if it is bad
He's probably thinking of the injector codes that you can re-enter with a scan tool when you get new injectors. I never do it, doesn't make a difference
We ran rotella non syn 15 40 in our wet block and now run Schaffers 20 50 semi syn in our new dry block. Bearings were always mint when checked in either motor. Thinking about switching to Valvoline VR1 50wt because it's cheaper and readily available.
When reassembling,the exhaust housing needs clocked just right so a dowel inserts correctly. If its separated that much, sounds like it may be near impossible to do in the truck. Worth a try though