step 1. disconnect MAF/AFM and start engine? any difference? note: it is normal for the engine to only rev to about 2000rpm.
step 2. disconnect battery for 10 minutes, unplug the 02 sensor in the exhaust, reconnect battery, start engine? Any difference?
Is the car turbo'd? be worth checking for air leaks.
With your experiments with injector unpluggin, you may have discover that 2,4,6 and 1,3,5 are connected together.
basically if either one from either batch is firing, this illiminates the ECU as a fault.
have you check the ECU for fault codes, sometimes they can help. dial the adjustments gently to the end clockwise (270deg).
the red and green leds flash.
ECU Leds
Turn Diagnostic selector fully clockwise then and start engine.
errors; 11=CAS, 12=MAF, 13=CTemp cct, 14=VSS, 21=ign cct, 23=TPS, 24=Neutral, 31=A/C (ignore), 32=Starter cct, 34=VLT-knock, 44=A/C (ignore).
a red LED is 10's and Green is 1's (eg. error 31 will be 3 red flashes and 1 green then it goes to next error if not then it repeats)
to reset codes, have reds on and turns diag selector fully clockwise for 2 secs and fully anticlockwise for 2 secs then turn off reds.
some codes are normal, speed sensor, neutral, A/C.
Also check nice smooth fuel flow from the fuel rail to the fuel pressure regulator, no pulses etc. (should be smooth like a garden hose after 7 seconds).
If it still pulses after a 30 seconds, theres a problem. If you try to put your thumb over the hose to block fuel coming out it should turn into an unstoppable fine mist.
when bypassing fuel pump relay, don't follow the service manual they are often wrong and you'll blow ECU pump circuit to another world.
only connections closet to driver and front of vehicle should be connected (terminals 30, 87 on relay).
let us know how you go.
buggar .. took me that long to write this, is it still fixed? often the CAS plugs corode causing intermittent issues. sometime heat related.
I'd like to know if the ECU still works !!! It's a little unusually to kill them both.