misfire again
#1
misfire again
ok 6 months ago i had a missfire so i replaced the plugs (didnt solve it ) then i replaced the coilpacks and the problem went away
now the problem has come back so i replaced the spark plugs again and that didnt help
i would be amazed if the coil packs have gone again
i check the resistance across them all each gave a reading of 1 ohm, is this correct?
could it be something like the alternator, the reading changes from 13.8 unloaded to 13.5 fully loaded and does not rise when the engine revs are increased +the belt does not slip???
btw it a 1995 sti2
im well confused as i just cant see it being the coil packs again,,,,,,,,, please help ;(
now the problem has come back so i replaced the spark plugs again and that didnt help
i would be amazed if the coil packs have gone again
i check the resistance across them all each gave a reading of 1 ohm, is this correct?
could it be something like the alternator, the reading changes from 13.8 unloaded to 13.5 fully loaded and does not rise when the engine revs are increased +the belt does not slip???
btw it a 1995 sti2
im well confused as i just cant see it being the coil packs again,,,,,,,,, please help ;(
#3
I had the same problem a little earlier in the week, not sure wtf it was though.. I am thinking that I might lower my gaps on my plugs aswell just because the standard gap is like 0.10 or something huge
What exactly does the space of the plugs do?? I mean what is the advantage of having smaller spaces?
What exactly does the space of the plugs do?? I mean what is the advantage of having smaller spaces?
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