Crazyx4
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engine has a bad miss around 3000 rpm's. i have changed plugs,wires,cam sensor,crank sensor,coil pack,ignition module,checked crank thrust. I need help. thanks
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SignUp Now!You need to figure out if its a random miss or the same cylinder. If it's that prominent you should see a charge in surface temp on the header tube. Check tube temps and see if you can see an obvious problem there. If you do move the injector over to another cylinder and see if the problem moves. This is assuming you already verified the cylinder isn't leaking excessively or any harness or pin issues and all grounds are goodTried the other ignition module and had the same miss. Can the O2 sensor cause this issue. I turned it 1/2 turn and it acted if it may have helped the problem. Still has a miss. Maybe the XFI going out?
A dead miss should be easy to figure out. The cylinder will be cold.. Does the cylinder have good compression yes/no. Is there spark yes/no, is there fuel yes/no. I usually test for spark first because it's easiest for me. I would hear a compression issue typically while cranking. If it sounded like a low hole Id do a compression test. If I came up with nothing Id look for a fueling issue. If no voltage issue and harness was not shorted then I'd move the injector and see if the next hole dead missed. At this point if have found something. If a fueled cylinder dead misses for a couple minutes the plug will be soaked if the intake valve is opening at all. Dry plug after running yes/no. Dry move injector. Wet look for ignition short to ground (not via spark plug). Wet with low cranking compression but still misfires and holds air when you apply shop air Id look for broken rocker arm or flat cam lobeI am having this exact issue right now and have also noticed #3 running much hotter than any other cyl. I have also changed everything you have with the exception of the plugs at this point. It's very weird because it doesn't seem as bad at higher Rams but is a dead miss at idle. Any thoughts.
I should have explained that...I tested and all Cyl were 148-149 PSI. All of my grounds are solid and I double checked the pins in the ECU and they are all good. I haven't been able to pin down which Cyl yet and the temps are pretty consistent with the acception of #3 which is almost 200 degrees higher for some reason! This is a brand new motor, all internals are new. See build in my signature. I have also replaced, crank sensor, cam sensor, coil pack and ignition module, plug wires and now plugs.You need to figure out if its a random miss or the same cylinder. If it's that prominent you should see a charge in surface temp on the header tube. Check tube temps and see if you can see an obvious problem there. If you do move the injector over to another cylinder and see if the problem moves. This is assuming you already verified the cylinder isn't leaking excessively or any harness or pin issues and all grounds are good.
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track ...autolite racing AR3933What spark plug is anyone else running that has close to the same setup as I do?
You don't have a dead miss then. How did you test for fuel and good spark. There's a lot more pins beside the ecuI should have explained that...I tested and all Cyl were 148-149 PSI. All of my grounds are solid and I double checked the pins in the ECU and they are all good. I haven't been able to pin down which Cyl yet and the temps are pretty consistent with the acception of #3 which is almost 200 degrees higher for some reason! This is a brand new motor, all internals are new. See build in my signature. I have also replaced, crank sensor, cam sensor, coil pack and ignition module, plug wires and now plugs.