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Old 06-06-2013, 07:15 PM
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hi guys my focus has started to missfire on full boost at about 4000 rpm anyone got any ideas of what it mite be or what bits to check/replace to cure it
Old 06-06-2013, 07:30 PM
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I would start with coil pack, then plugs then ht leads mate.
If you google it its a common problem.
I got problem with mine too.its boost cutting above 5 k
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ok cheers mate will give that a go
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No probs mate you should join rsoc too
There are a lot of people on there that know these cars inside out.
Some good guys on here too.
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Plug gaps mate if your on standard ford plugs gap them to a tight 1.0 also do you have a metal plug lead cover? They cause misses too if there not insulated on the backside
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