Misfire above 6000rpm is back
Misfire above 6000rpm is back
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Noisy

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4,489 posts

306 months

Wednesday 13th May 2009
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Thought I had cured the problem with a later chip but it seems to be back again, its coming and going but very annoying.

Ant ideas what it could be?

Paul

BGB autosport

1,044 posts

216 months

Wednesday 13th May 2009
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Hey Noisey, see my afternoon well spent thread, might be worth a try.

Chequred Demon

508 posts

223 months

Wednesday 13th May 2009
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Mine does the same. It was cured by Magnecors for a while. My Exhaust cans are very black though, so I suspect it is getting plenty of fuel and the sparks are at fault? I am going to replace the coil pack first but will get the fuel filter changed at the next service just in case.

supercopa

167 posts

223 months

Wednesday 13th May 2009
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none of you use the ECU-to-laptop program? seems to be useful isn't it?

Noisy

Original Poster:

4,489 posts

306 months

Wednesday 13th May 2009
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BGB autosport said:
Hey Noisey, see my afternoon well spent thread, might be worth a try.
Interesting that one, I'll get myself a filter ordered, also my carbon canister is filling with fuel so need a new one. had a feeling there is a fuelling fault as mine kicks out black smoke when it does it, my coil pack isn't very old, magnecors didn't fix it either.

Paul

supercopa

167 posts

223 months

Wednesday 13th May 2009
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Noisy do you have the EFI fault or the MIL light on?

Noisy

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4,489 posts

306 months

Wednesday 13th May 2009
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No faults, nothing shown on the diagnostic software, lambda adaptive is higher on one side than the other though.

jeremyc

28,053 posts

313 months

Wednesday 13th May 2009
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Noisy said:
...mine kicks out black smoke when it does it ...
Noisy said:
...lambda adaptive is higher on one side than the other though...
Faulty lambda sensor?

supercopa

167 posts

223 months

Wednesday 13th May 2009
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bad petrol?

VARLEYHYD

2,244 posts

236 months

Wednesday 13th May 2009
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123 out of balance with 456 ?

= catalyst's likely damaged

G

Noisy

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4,489 posts

306 months

Wednesday 13th May 2009
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No cats in place now, the ones removed are good condition though, maybe a sensor is out or maybe that fact its higher mileage for a speed 6 means the adaptive needs to be like that to get the correct running?

Cactussed

5,363 posts

242 months

Wednesday 13th May 2009
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Maybe its just fked mate? wink

jimbo65

752 posts

227 months

Wednesday 13th May 2009
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Cactussed said:
Maybe its just fked mate? wink
Good point!

Noisy

Original Poster:

4,489 posts

306 months

Wednesday 13th May 2009
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Cactussed said:
Maybe its just fked mate? wink
Probably, but then its still quicker than that dancing donkey of yours wink

VerySideways

10,268 posts

301 months

Thursday 14th May 2009
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Noisy said:
Cactussed said:
Maybe its just fked mate? wink
Probably, but then its still quicker than that dancing donkey of yours wink
rofl Dancing donkey, i gotta remember that one... hehe

Fume troll

4,389 posts

241 months

Thursday 14th May 2009
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These are the symptoms that led to mine needing rebuilt....sorry!

  • Dirty plugs (3 from one exhaust)
  • High HC on same exhaust
  • Dirty Exhaust (same one)
  • Misfire above 6000rpm
  • Big imbalance between 123 / 456 on adaptive maps (which were all over the place!)
  • Mediocre compression (esp on cylinders as above)
Cheers,

FT.

Cactussed

5,363 posts

242 months

Thursday 14th May 2009
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VerySideways said:
Noisy said:
Cactussed said:
Maybe its just fked mate? wink
Probably, but then its still quicker than that dancing donkey of yours wink
rofl Dancing donkey, i gotta remember that one... hehe
Suspect that may come down to operator error biggrin
I just like the noise. I never said I could drive!

Noisy

Original Poster:

4,489 posts

306 months

Friday 15th May 2009
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Fume troll said:
These are the symptoms that led to mine needing rebuilt....sorry!

  • Dirty plugs (3 from one exhaust)
  • High HC on same exhaust
  • Dirty Exhaust (same one)
  • Misfire above 6000rpm
  • Big imbalance between 123 / 456 on adaptive maps (which were all over the place!)
  • Mediocre compression (esp on cylinders as above)
Cheers,

FT.
Well the plugs look a nice colour, also the HC level was fine on the MOT (with cats back in) both exhausts are a little black though. I'm considering taking the engine out and giving it a refresh later this year as it's done a fair few miles for a Speed 6.

Fume troll

4,389 posts

241 months

Friday 15th May 2009
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Noisy said:
also the HC level was fine on the MOT (with cats back in)
I think that just means the cats are working! Good that the plugs look normal though.

Do you have the diagnostic software? It might help to see where the maps are at.

Cheers,

FT.

Jim Green

449 posts

238 months

Monday 25th May 2009
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Well the plugs look a nice colour, also the HC level was fine on the MOT (with cats back in) both exhausts are a little black though. I'm considering taking the engine out and giving it a refresh later this year as it's done a fair few miles for a Speed 6.
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Sounded fine to me when you passed me on the A3 about two weekends ago......LOL. I was in the white Peugeot and gave you the thumbs up as you passed.

I'm TVR-Less at the moment after selling the Tuscan, but on the hunt for a T350. Initially was considering a Sagaris, but think I'm going to settle of a T350 and keep a few pennies in the bank.

Regards Jim