High boost misfire. Help
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It's a pretty big nozzle on the meth too. Does the ef series just mean non protruding?
I'll agree the plugs look like ***. But like I said they were really old. Probably tons of water meth build up or something. I'm not sure. I'm going to switch back probably this weekend and see what it does. I'll locate the br6ef's just to be sure I don't have to order them.
I'm going to go back before I change anything in the tune. Plugs are WAY easier than an entire remap. Lol
I'll agree the plugs look like ***. But like I said they were really old. Probably tons of water meth build up or something. I'm not sure. I'm going to switch back probably this weekend and see what it does. I'll locate the br6ef's just to be sure I don't have to order them.
I'm going to go back before I change anything in the tune. Plugs are WAY easier than an entire remap. Lol
#32
The TR6 and the BR6EF are the same except one is projected and the other is standard. Same heat range.
I would say that your plugs are not like that from the meth, if anything water meth should make everything cleaner. Maybe I am wrong, what ratio did you run?
I would say that your plugs are not like that from the meth, if anything water meth should make everything cleaner. Maybe I am wrong, what ratio did you run?
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I had something similar happen to my truck a few months ago and it turned out that I had some bad injectors. They actually worked well/ok certain times and then worked like absolute crap and then not at all at other times. Not sure if that's helpful at all but it could possibly be the injectors.




