Flashing SES light random missfire
Jun 22, 2011 | 12:53 PM
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If you've already checked everything else, and haven't found anything, pull your fuel rails and dump them into a clean glass jar. You might be surprised at what you find. Water won't pass thru the injectors, I've seen 'em full of water, dirt/sand, rust, etc.
Jun 22, 2011 | 01:12 PM
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Staging Lane
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WTF is a spectrumis? I was hitting the rum when I posted this. Sorry about any nonsense that spewed.
When I say o2 damage I mean all of it. A wire anywhere in the circuit of the o2's. Yes, it's very possible to get misfires without feeling them, but if you have a cam your settings for misfire may be set too high (too sensitive) as well. Can you post your tune?
When I say o2 damage I mean all of it. A wire anywhere in the circuit of the o2's. Yes, it's very possible to get misfires without feeling them, but if you have a cam your settings for misfire may be set too high (too sensitive) as well. Can you post your tune?
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