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    P0300 on my 2005 GMC 2500HD with a 6.0L and 350k KM.

    Vacuum should be very steady, like varying only +/- 1/2"Hg at idle, with reading being in the 16-22" range. If the reading flutters, like +/- 5 " or so, then I think that indicates a valve problem. I am not an expert in interpreting vacuum readings, but there should be many guides online...
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    P0300 on my 2005 GMC 2500HD with a 6.0L and 350k KM.

    I doubt, then, that this is an ignition problem. Not the plugs, coils, PCM, or ICM (if it has one). As I recall, you have swapped injectors too, with same results, problem stays primarily with 6 and 8; correct? So, I am suspicious of valve operation. I would take off valve covers and check...
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    Fuel Gauge on Empty - 2007 Ram 1500

    Sadly, any of us will be just guessing without a schematic. If nobody here comes up with a schematic soon, consider buying a manual or subscription to Alldata. It will be cheaper and less frustrating than just throwing parts at the problem. This could even be a case of the new FP assembly...
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    P0300 on my 2005 GMC 2500HD with a 6.0L and 350k KM.

    After swapping the plug wires, is it still 6 and 8 that have the (most) misfires?
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    Fuel Gauge on Empty - 2007 Ram 1500

    Do you have a schematic of this circuit you can post?
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    P0300 on my 2005 GMC 2500HD with a 6.0L and 350k KM.

    Have you tried it with the EGR disabled, both ports blocked-off?
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    Mantis-20 tiller

    Well, I read-up enough on Kioritz/Echo/Yamabiko engines to believe that is CDI, not Kettering. I better leave you be. I have no clue what all the bits and pieces of that system are, much less what typical coil resistance would be.
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    P0300 on my 2005 GMC 2500HD with a 6.0L and 350k KM.

    Take two of those "not long enough" HEI wires and splice them together end-to-end. Put a couple of layers of tape over the splice and route/tie the long wire so that the splice is several inches away from any ground. Do you see any difference in the knock-retard events in live-data now? I...
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    Mantis-20 tiller

    Secondary maybe 10K ohms, or more. The primary will only be an ohm or two, too low to measure accurately with a common multimeter. Does this have breaker-points; have you chased that black to find out what it connects to in the crankcase? Where is the flywheel/magnet in that picture? To me...
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    Blower not blowing

    It is certainly a start, but there must be more pages. I don't think the blower in question is even on the page posted.
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    Mantis-20 tiller

    I find very little info for a "Mantis 20"; and am surprised it would have CDI. What makes you think it is CDI? Maybe post pix of the engine/ignition components. Does this coil have two windings (primary and secondary), or is there only one high-voltage winding?
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    Blower not blowing

    We need a schematic of this circuit.
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    1997 ford van 5.4 Runs rough dies out

    Sure, the VSS should be zero, but is it??? Does it work if you spin a wheel by hand?
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    Fuel Pump Relay

    Is this car for your own personal use? I would be tempted to bypass that troublesome FP circuit with a toggle-switch on the dash. Put it hidden under the dash and it will be a reliable anti-theft, too...
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    1997 ford van 5.4 Runs rough dies out

    There are just two wires to the IAC valve, correct? I think that is a PWM system, at about 300Hz. You should be able to get a meaningful DC voltage reading across those wires. Compare what it is doing when it first starts and runs as opposed to when it begins to run rough; we may get some...
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    1997 ford van 5.4 Runs rough dies out

    You are looking in the right area, but I don't think yours has the elbow I am talking about. Keep looking at all those rubber pieces, though. The guy above had problems with a different elbow...
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    P0300 on my 2005 GMC 2500HD with a 6.0L and 350k KM.

    No, more like this. Leave the coils in place and just extend the high-voltage wire. https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=10474232&pt=7224&jsn=464 Just be sure to get a set with wires long enough to cross over the engine, that particular item doesn't seem to spec the length. You can...
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    P0300 on my 2005 GMC 2500HD with a 6.0L and 350k KM.

    I can understand that the stock CNP wires are way to short to swap. Consider getting cheap set of "universal" wires to do this.
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    P0300 on my 2005 GMC 2500HD with a 6.0L and 350k KM.

    Hmm... I just peeked at a picture of the coils. Looks like you have 8 individual coils, "CNP". Most (all?) of the below is wrong! There is still a hint that the CMP (cam) sensor has failed and it has defaulted to "wasted-spark". Try swapping the 1-6 and 5-8 wires. If it has defaulted to...
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    P0300 on my 2005 GMC 2500HD with a 6.0L and 350k KM.

    I have been struggling with how to help here. I do have some suggestions in mind, but let me study your posts and my reasoning a bit more. I agree the plugs look pretty good. Compression (150+) at your altitude (3900') is reasonable, but we should keep in mind that compression would be fine...
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