N14 with dead hole cold after several days

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  1. neverlatellc

    neverlatellc Bobtail Member

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    Got a 1999 N14 red top in a century class. 888 k miles. Just recently when I crank it over after several days (3+ )of sitting I can hear a dead cylinder. No smoke , tick , or any noise after it starts and no skip as well. If I shut it right off and restart no dead hole. if it sits for 2 days no dead hole. Plenty of power, no smoke, fuel mileage where it needs to be...any ideas?
    Thanks in advance for your time
     
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  3. claytonr1973

    claytonr1973 Light Load Member

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    Sounds like an injector. My N14 would do the same thing. It made it a PITA to figure out which one.
     
  4. AModelCat

    AModelCat Road Train Member

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    Fire it up and let it run with the dead hole for a bit. Take a temp. gun and shoot the exhaust manifold at each cylinder. Cold spot should be the dead hole.
     
    skellr Thanks this.
  5. skellr

    skellr Road Train Member

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  6. neverlatellc

    neverlatellc Bobtail Member

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    after it fires up it has no skip whats so ever
     
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