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spark plug 'Reading' question

Hey gang,
I'm still working on a hesitation issue and have a question. Upon reading my spark plugs, the inner 2 cyl are running leaner than the outer 2. With or without connecting the O2 sensor. The outer 2 plugs are reading richer. I just pulled and flushed the injectors and replaced seals and hats, but the hesitation is still there. I marked and switched injectors, moving the inner 2 to the outer just to see if the problem goes with the injectors. If not , any ideas what would cause the 2 inner to run leaner?
If I connect the O2 sensor then its apparent that the 2 inner cyl are running too lean, which is probably why I have the hesitation.

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You may have a mainfold leak where it bolts to the head.
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Second the leak, check the manifold bolt torque, if they are the same the problem persists, put on new gaskets and retorque. Make sure the flanges are very clean. Even a small bit of trash can cause irritating problems.

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Thats what I thought also, I retorqued the bolts and pressure tested the intake today with 15psi and sprayed the intake flanges with soapy water. No leaks. The only leak I could find was around the electrical connector on the cycling valve.

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