You should not be starting a new question because that's like starting a whole new conversation in a bar with different people. Once your first question was answered it goes off the list for others to see and respond to. That prevents a lot of people from giving you all kinds of different advice that makes your head spin, which is how most other forums work. Here, one person will stick with you until a solution is found.
By starting a new post we don't know the problem you're having, the engine size, observations, hints and clues, what you've tried so far and the test results, or why the reference to those parts was made. Donations are greatly appreciated but most of the experts here will put just as much effort into helping you if you don't make a donation. There are other things that can happen though. I was recently gone to a car show swap meet for five days, and just before that I was nursing a kidney stone for five days including numerous trips to the hospital. Due to the pain I really didn't care about turning on the computer. Stuff like that can happen so thank you for not being angry about the lack of a response. Sometimes we miss the automated e-mails directing us back to your post when you make a reply so the first thing you should do is post another reply on your original thread. If you can't find the e-mail message with the link to that thread, look in the section where questions are listed by manufacturer and model. I think those are in order by date so you shouldn't have to scroll far to find yours.
If you still get no response, you can send a help request to the site owners and they will contact the expert who originally answered your question. The site owners are very helpful and easy to work with. If you run into problems, let me know and I'll contact them on your behalf. They will also get another expert involved if necessary and they'll send them the link to your question.
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