Misfire just a few weeks after new turbos
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As the title says..my 2.5's developed a misfire which is particularly noticeable when driving rather than at idle when the needle stays pretty stable at around 800revs. Two new turbos and the mapping adjusted accordingly by Jetstream a few weeks ago, I'm wondering whether the plugs could oil up for some reason? Could it be running a bit rich and do this? When I pull each lead off the coil there is clearly a change in sound suggesting the spark is at the plug.
I thought I'd just run it by you before going up to Bruntingthorpe again.
I thought I'd just run it by you before going up to Bruntingthorpe again.
Edited by bernhund on Sunday 7th October 16:42
Overboosting normally comes with a massive bang and the car lurching the times its happened to me, id start with changing the plugs and gap them correctly, i had a set i thought looked fine but were causing a misfire.
A dodgey coil sounds more likely if you are able to drive normally with power only slightly affected.
Based on several cars lately your ecu might need a check over.
A dodgey coil sounds more likely if you are able to drive normally with power only slightly affected.
Based on several cars lately your ecu might need a check over.
Gadgeroonie said:
how much boost is it making ? where did you get the ecu from ?
has it run like this since you got the newer ecu fitted ?
It was all set up by Jetstream just a few weeks back so I figure all that is good, except of course the recon ecu could fail I suppose. I'd best give Dave a shout to see what he thinks as all has been well until now.has it run like this since you got the newer ecu fitted ?
Edited by Gadgeroonie on Monday 8th October 10:54
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