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Thread: Yukon 2016 P050D & P0300

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    Yukon 2016 P050D & P0300

    Got P050d since one week on cold start

    I log misfire and seems to be cylinder3

    Youtube and some gm forums are telling this is the injector with is double pulse mode to help fire the catalytic converter

    Ecm20209 in injectors section can disable it.
    Do you think if i disable it it will solve the trouble ?

    Misfire only occur during cold start cranking

    And section 20209 is split pulse crank
    Or if disable it, will i lost anything else ?

    Any help ?

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    You have an injector that is not flowing correctly during the cold start double pulse injection event.

    This is a mechanical/electrical issue with the injector itself, changing the tables in your ECM will not fix it. You need to replace the injector that is misfiring cold, which should show in the freeze frame data. If money is not an object, replace all the injectors as they will all go at some point. Use the nominal flow injectors to keep your trims happy too, don't mix and match.

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    Thanks for the fast answer

    On scan,
    Its #3

    No freeze frames...

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    Quote Originally Posted by cadillactech View Post
    You have an injector that is not flowing correctly during the cold start double pulse injection event.

    This is a mechanical/electrical issue with the injector itself, changing the tables in your ECM will not fix it. You need to replace the injector that is misfiring cold, which should show in the freeze frame data. If money is not an object, replace all the injectors as they will all go at some point. Use the nominal flow injectors to keep your trims happy too, don't mix and match.
    Oem one of replacement ?

    Oem will fail again in 50000miles

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    The new part number from GM seem to last longer than that but there isn't much available from the aftermarket in terms of DI injectors anyway so you are best off with an OEM replacment.

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    Seconded that this is just a bad injector and should be replaced.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cadillactech View Post
    The new part number from GM seem to last longer than that but there isn't much available from the aftermarket in terms of DI injectors anyway so you are best off with an OEM replacment.
    Do you have the part #