I don't know why you are saying they are so wrong. IMO the "defective rod" conclusion isn't the issue. I agree with what they posted on SVTP.
Im sure the guys at truestreet are honest guys. They seem to have quite a few happy customers. I'm not saying that they are trying to get out of paying or taking responsibilty.
They may have never even thought of this happening. I guess the only way to know for sure or atleast let them know for future reference, is how they bled the fuel system before they swapped out the injectors. If they did everything by the book. started the car, pulled the fuse to the fuel pump and let the car run until it ran out of gas or any other method that works the same. Then I would be completley fine with accepting the rod was just defective. I just dont see any other reasonable answer with how it bent under those conditions.
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