I think that's what they meant
Was it throttle body injection? I had a Plymouth Sundance in the late '80's that was fuel injected, but it had a single injector just before the throttle body. I think they called it TBI.
Unfortunate byproduct of our education system...
They acted like a computerized carb! I liked them!
This is a SAAB, all European makes that I'm aware used port EFI when they ditched carbs - Bosch mostly, US auto makers hadn't developed their own and were too cheap to licensce Bosch EFI and instead went to low cost throttle body injection - nowhere near effective as port EFI. My 1986 SAAB 9000 - 2.0l turbo, EFI 4 valves per cyl was a hoot to drive up I-70 into the mountains from Denver as when carburated vehicles were running rich and bogging down going up inclines the SAAB flew by them. I used to get a laugh back in those days seeing US made cars with OHC or even DOHC on the trunk as if that was something worthy of bragging about. Then there were the early turbocharged US vehicles that didn't even use a wastegate, they just fed the compressed air into the carb. SAAB didn't pioneer turbocharging but they did incorporate an integrated wastegate with computer management which was a game changer.
Just curious, did they find that out in the number four spark plug?
Yes, for example Nevada is ranked pretty poorly but thankfully we have good charter schools which my boys attend.
I’ll add that to the list of reasons I’ll never own a Dodge vehicle lol
I feel that man… Always seems like when money is tight, something goes wrong. I just had that conversation with a buddy of mine. Every time things are going good, life kicks you in the nuts and laughs. I try to remember that things can always be worse.Update: I talked to Ford corporate customer service and they were more helpful than the dealer service woman. They are working with the dealer to have them do a tear down and diagnose further than just reading codes. They said that I might possibly qualify for some help in getting warranty pricing instead of normal customer pricing on a fix. Crossing my fingers because this is a really financially unfortunate time for me personally to have to replace this engine or take a huge loss and buy a new vehicle
Yeah man, I try to remember the saying "This too shall pass"
I’ve had plenty of them and never had issues with any.
It's a good saying Anthony! Life is a lesson and we're always learning up until the end. As bad it as it seems sometimes remember, someone else has it worse and would love to be in your shoes right now.
