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I seem to remember Camshaft Deviation #'s problematic when #'s reach 5.0 or so?
Bank 1 at 4.8 looks like it is close to 5.0 and Bank 2 at 3.9 almost 4 not that far behind.
The Camshaft #'s on the 2 997's I had PPI's done recently were in the 2.0/ & 1.8 range which was not an area of concern according to feedback. Both cars had higher mileage at 87K and 95K
Last edited by groovzilla; Nov 12, 2021 at 04:02 PM.
I am not sure if 4.8 degrees would cause the engine to idle badly. But if something is wrong with your cyl 5, that would cause a bad idle. Pull the plug on that 5 and read it.
Those deviations are in spec, it’s most likely the plug, coil pack, or injector.
I would start by looking at the plug.
you could also get out a stethoscope and put it on injector 4 while running. They make a very distinctive click when working properly. Then move to 5 and compare.
I seem to remember Camshaft Deviation #'s problematic when #'s reach 5.0 or so?
Bank 1 at 4.8 looks like it is close to 5.0 and Bank 2 at 3.9 almost 4 not that far behind.
The Camshaft #'s on the 2 997's I had PPI's done recently were in the 2.0/ & 1.8 range which was not an area of concern according to feedback. Both cars had higher mileage at 87K and 95K
That's in line with mine at -1.49 and -1.53 degrees at 71 K miles (3.6 liter).
Here's how to get the data with the Fox 530 reader-