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09-09-2007, 11:55 AM
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5.3 liter DOD
how does that work? i get it shuts down 4 cylinders, but do they just have some sort of compression relef for those cyliners or what? do they stop fuel going to them?
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Re: 5.3 liter DOD
Shuts down every other cylinder in firing order. Shuts off fuel and spark. Stops sending pressurized oil to those lifters so they basically collapse.
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