There may still be a gasoline supply issue, perhaps due to a clog in the fuel line, a malfunctioning pump, or an obstruction in the fuel distributor.
One method involves detaching the fuel line beneath the hood from the fuel distributor and directing it into an appropriate receptacle. Subsequently, request an assistant to briefly activate the ignition; a robust surge of fuel should be observed. While specifications for flow rate may exist, a discernible, vigorous discharge of fuel indicates that issues at the rear can likely be ruled out. Given that you have removed the tank and replaced the filters, you can likely exclude these components, leaving the fuel pump or the fuel pump relay as potential issues.
While there may not necessarily be a fuel issue, refrain from examining the injectors, which may cost around £400 apiece, until you have confirmed a reliable fuel supply to the engine. A new fuel pump, costing a few hundred dollars, is a more economical choice than replacing four injectors.
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