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colinw
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24v misfire (under load)
« on: Feb 19th, 2005, 1:25pm » |
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Hi All
am having a slight prob with my 24v in that i get a very slight misfire when engine is under load accompanied by a increase in noise (a sort of chuffing noise) i intially thought it may be a partial exhaust blockage ,but the car will still pull to red line in all gears without any probs ,the only obd error code that appears is p0158 downstream sensor bank 2 high voltage ,this code cannot be cleared or rather as soon as i have cleared it it comes back again ,i was under impression the downstream sensors have no bearing on fuelling etc ,am i wrong on this ?? ,as this fault has only turned up since nearside cat was replaced a few weeks ago ,and there were no codes present before then
any advise would be appreciated Colin
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scorpio_man
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Re: 24v misfire (under load)
« Reply #1 on: Feb 19th, 2005, 1:30pm » |
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hi there
i wonder if something fell out of the old cat and into the exhaust. have you checked the wiring to the sensor? it might have got pulled about when fitting the new cat. also check the egr pipework. one of the rubber hoses could have blown off (blocked exhaust).
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colinw
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Re: 24v misfire (under load)
« Reply #2 on: Feb 19th, 2005, 1:38pm » |
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Thanks for prompt reply scorpio man ,i cant feel any leaks or loose pipes around the egr system ,no i havent checked the wiring to the sensor yet ,and yes i was thinking it may be the exhaust blocked but cant understand why car still performs ok if it that
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Re: 24v misfire (under load)
« Reply #3 on: Feb 19th, 2005, 1:44pm » |
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hi there
lots of revs blows the bit out of the way, then it falls back in the way again? only a thought 
when mine when (big style) i could get 30mph flat out one minute, then cruise at 70 the next. i did over a 1000 miles like this (on holiday). 
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colinw
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Re: 24v misfire (under load)
« Reply #4 on: Feb 19th, 2005, 1:49pm » |
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thanks for that ,i have to admit that as soon as get chance car is due into my local machanics for him to gett exhaust off and have a look listen for any bits floating around ,just not had time yet ,but ive got a sneaky feeling its engine related somewhere but havent got a clue where ,not sure why im thinking this but its just a feeling i have ,probably from earlier bad experiences with this car ,3 different fmd once told me when i had a misfire once before it was either electrical or an air leak somewhere a few weeks later the timing chain jumped a few teeth !!!
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