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I will check again tonight, but I am 99% sure it said U1094. I am going to check the connections on the fuel injectors next. It is not intermittent. It has problems all the time. I was actually thinking fuel pressure might be low. Service manual said if that is the case. Rought running. Low mpg and sluggish. Sounds exactly like what I have.
If you had a bad connection at the fuel injector(s), you should be getting one or more codes P2061 - P2064.
You really need to resolve the Uxxxx code first. With the Uxxxx code present (some disruption of communication between the various electronic modules) there could be other codes that you will not be able to access, and those are the codes that will direct you to the potential cause(s) of the performance issue you're experiencing, if it's an electronics issue.
Yea no bad connections. At least that I can tell. I may just bite the bullet on this one at have the dealer fix this one. I am out of clues.
Or try picking up an Electrical Diagnostics Manual. That manual has troubleshooting procedures for every code conceivable.
Everyone on this forum always says to "get the Service Manual" and that is good advice if you simply want to do routine maintenance or mechanical stuff, but the Electrical Diagnostic Manual is equally as important for identifying most performance glitches.
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