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Can you post the full code, it should say something like short to B+ or short to ground, or open circuit, and intermittent or not
Oh i see you wrote open circuit, and the fact the car mostly doesn't run on 3 (runs on 4 most the time) means its intermittent. Could be bad connection at the injector, injector itself could have intermittent connection inside
you could try moving the injectors and see if the fault follows the injector or stays the same spot, that would rule out the injector or the harness
The fact that the code reads "open circuit" says it's a wiring issue. Not to say that the issue could not be with the injector however if it has ran fine with said amount of fuel for 12k tells me the the Ecu didn't just finally decide there is a fuel problem that would show in o2 sensors or fuel trims. Basic electrical lesson. A closed circuit makes a loop, like a circuit track start to finish. Imagine 100 yards of that track missing that would be an open. So as I have explained in other previous posts if a code is "open circuit" there is some sort of wiring issue. Now it could be the wires,the Ecu, the injector, a relay, or a fuse, but some where there is a "open" in the "circuit" that when the Ecu does it's check it is open enough to set a hard code.
Also my wife's b6 a4 a common issue is the harness gets very hot and brittle and wires cross could be injector/engine harness cut open the plastic sheathing I bet you find brittle wires. Replace wiring/harness. Now also if it's a amb and it's cyl #2 also that is misfiring check engine light flashing "stating cat converter damage" could be blown head gasket/ cracked head. Personal experience on both issues.
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