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160,000 something miles, and like I said you can here the injectors putting fuel in the cylinders (unless it's got a loss of pressure that could point toward a hole in the fuel line or a problem with the fuel pump), and there are no check engine lights on, and the only information that was in the bank last time was for my wheel hub assemblies... How do I take a fuel pressure reading... strap a psi gauge in the fuel line?
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Anemone: 2004 Oldsmobile Alero 3400 SFI, Nitto NT450 tyres, Bosh brake rotors, ceramic pads, Flowtech Raptor muffler, stainless exhaust tip, tinted rear quarter glass.
Mods in consideration: Painted intake manifold, (still gotta replace my lifters, planning on using MMS improved lifters), Stage 2/3 NA Camshaft, CAI, Battery relocation, upgrade stock Kicker speakers with the stock upgrade ones from WalMart, (I blew one of my rear bass speakers,  )
R.I.P. Paul Walker
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