small turbo missfire, what causes them
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I have an on boost missfire that has recently started, I changed the plugs thinking it was that to no avail, it only does it when it's hot which leads me to think that one of the coil packs is on it's way out, can these be tested?
anyone got experience of this?
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steve
anyone got experience of this?
cheers
steve
mine was doing this for a long time
got some coil packs off ebay but still the same
then decided i gonna mix and match the coilpacks and see what happens, on the first go it was fine, been fine ever since over 9 months and massive 150 miles probably since
got some coil packs off ebay but still the same
then decided i gonna mix and match the coilpacks and see what happens, on the first go it was fine, been fine ever since over 9 months and massive 150 miles probably since
Mine also dun this i found it to be a coil pack as well
got mine off dunc at www.automotiveunlimited.co.uk
got mine off dunc at www.automotiveunlimited.co.uk
Check the wiring around the tops of the coil packs and the connectors. Mine were bare just after the wires went into the coils itself. Really poor for this.
Also look at the multi plugs just under the header tank, grey and black 1s i think. If they are corroded etc clean the terminals etc.
Steve
Also look at the multi plugs just under the header tank, grey and black 1s i think. If they are corroded etc clean the terminals etc.
Steve
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