resurrecting. any solutions?
#106
I've just developed this problem on cylinder 1, and wanted to resurrect this. Any news of whether you guys found out if it's the injectors, lashes, lifters, or intake valves?
Thanks guys
#108
clean your intake valves.
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#109
Sooo i just developed this problem, i am revo stage II+, 3" exhaust, cai, water meth with 2 injectors, kmd fuel pump upgrade and the sort... i don't know what cylinder but i think its my w/m pooling in the intercooler piping and i think that's it but im not sure...any insight?
#110
#111
Looking through this, it kind of seems like no one really got a resolution to this problem directly. It seems like some things partially fixed it but no full resolution.
Im keen to see a resolution for this as I am have cold start misfires until operating temp is reached. The misfires are from idle to 2500rpm and are only on cylinder 3.
Injector has been replaced, coil packs, new pcv, purge valve, spark plugs, sea foam, inlet gasket. To me it has to be electronic because it stops misfiring at the exact same relative operating temp and rev range.
Must be a resolution out there somewhere!![]()
#112
I think it's the ECM program and fuel enrichment during cold starts, my cyl #4 consistently misses untill temp is normal then the car runs perfect, and yes I've changed everything and cleaned the valves, and nothing changed. this morning all hell broke lose and cyl 234 all missed and gave me code 0456 small evap leak. So I'm starting to lean to a program problem with cold start enrichment in open loop at start.
#113
that sounds logical to me lionel. It doesnt really make sense for it to be a mechanical issue as it always goes away at the exact same operating temperature. Is there a resolution to this, or is it back to the dealer?