Hello Ryan
Lisa you can tell from the photos that your house has a great atmosphere. My real estate agent hated me when I was house hunting, I had to have a view (mine is good but yours is gobsmacking) and it had to be light and airy, without neighbours being too close. You might be better off with the size house you have, it's nice having visitors but we had a continuous stream of visitors and house guests in the old house. With three kids and the jobs we were both in, we should have installed revolving doors lol Life is more peaceful now
)...but they were all the same 17.4ohms... This was not good because I was hoping I wouldn't have to fault trace wiring. Now I'm sort of stuck. I still pulled injector 1 out (the spot giving me all this trouble) and swapped it w/ injector #5 (this is a 5 cylinder car). In the process I tore an o-ring. You guys know that you have to have the right one or the Reo bottle won't hold a seal right? Same thing on a Volvo (or any other car), so right before 10PM I'm off to AutoZone which closes at 10...got there just as they were about to close and they had some generic ones that I think will work. Anyway, if I have a fuel leak, I'll know why. All said and done, I cranked the car up and no trouble codes and thus no white smoke. I know it's not an intake manifold nor a cracked head... or head gasket. I would have smoke all the time if this were the case. I'm thinking the codes will come back when I get on the road tomorrow and put the car under some pressure. We'll see. Anyway, I'm going to chance getting the car to my friend in Sweetwater about 50 miles away. He can do all the fault tracing that I can't do. I just don't want this thing to die on me on the highway as I travel to Alabama. We'll see what he says.
sorry I should of known you were on top of it Lisa
No need to be sorry, my friend.
If I'd put in a revolving door it would have had to be a cheapo smack you in the back of the head one! That would get people moving!
Hey everyone- thanks for all the suggestions. I screwed up and showed up for the webinar at 9...I had misread...it ended at 9...oh well, next time.
I was able to check resistance in my injectors (something I learned from checking ohms on attys
That sounds amazing, I can only imagine what the rest of the house was like if the door cost that much
The imagery is hillarious! ya...if this door smacked anyone it would knock them clean out. 
It's limited so it won't do that....we thought of that while building it. It weighs like 600lbs. The house itself isn't much to remark on ...or at least it wasn't when we were working on it. But I"m sure he's remodeled the hell out of it by now. This door project was hmmm....6 yrs ago. The front porch was nice though.
Dance Studio Lisa, loved it but enjoying my freedom now
It must have been a blast. I already feel like we're ready to retire and we still have years to go! 
Jack!!! Good to see you here
Not far, but usually at my desk, in my car or in a meeting.
