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My ed has a bad miss on petrol and i have changed the plugs,leads,cap & rotor button can anybody suggest a way to fix this?
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| cjh |
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Have you had a look at the coil, they don't last very long, the get cracks in them, under the mounting bracket??
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when you say on petrol i guess your car is duel fuel?? if its always run on lpg i would be looking at your injectors.. as some times when you run on lpg the petrol left in the fuel rail evaporates leaving a residue that could block your injectors... |
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the coil is nearly new
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Yes it is.
i alternate between gas & petrol and the injectors were checked 1 year ago. But there is still a miss on gas but not as bad as on petrol troyman??
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any more suggestions that might sort my problem?
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| bigbell351 |
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if the coil is (nearly new) it could still be faulty, try another coil and if it fixes your problem take the first one back and get your $$$ back on warranty,
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bigbell351 wrote: if the coil is (nearly new) it could still be faulty, try another coil and if it fixes your problem take the first one back and get your $$$ back on warranty, if its the coil wouldnt the miss be just as noticable on gas?
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| Redford |
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raa4.0L wrote: bigbell351 wrote: if the coil is (nearly new) it could still be faulty, try another coil and if it fixes your problem take the first one back and get your $$$ back on warranty, if its the coil wouldnt the miss be just as noticable on gas?LPG fuel is lower octane, so i dont think it would be as noticable. if its the coil it usualy means it has a weak spark and lowers the chances of the spark igniting the fuel under pressure. ungapped or incorrectly gapped plugs can do the same thing because of the increase in distance the spark has to travel will effect it in the same way. edit: if you run forced induction, i would sugest going 0.2 to 0.3mm under the recommend factory setting.
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i will try another coil and see if it will fix the problem.
Fingers crossed!!
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all modern gas systems use throttle position sensors . fact.
and have a look at the ego sensor as well to make sure
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falconed2xr8 wrote: all modern gas systems use throttle position sensors . fact. whats an ego sensor???
and have a look at the ego sensor as well to make sure
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