Scantool shows different readings than DMM
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Coils have been tested numerous times and I have switched them out and the ICM several times. I cant manage to get the adapter to the compression tester down the plug hole I may need to take off the exhaust manifolds... grrr. any suggestions on the compression test would be helpful too!! thanks guys... you fella'* are the best.
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Yikes..tougher problem going on here.
Ok.. First off...Let'* buy a new plug. Dropping a plug can cause any number of cracks and small things that may show up intermittantly. Secondly.. is the miss always on the same cylinder or two cylinders?
When swapping coils and ICM did you clean the mounting plate of any corrosion, check grounds in the engine bay? The problems you are describing could be power related and not necessarily an injector or plug.
One of the biggest culprits we find after normal maintenance is up to par is power fluctionation caused by corrosion etc. Check battery cables at both ends of all cables. While the cables are off the battery..pull the rubber boots off and look under for corrosion.
Ok.. First off...Let'* buy a new plug. Dropping a plug can cause any number of cracks and small things that may show up intermittantly. Secondly.. is the miss always on the same cylinder or two cylinders?
When swapping coils and ICM did you clean the mounting plate of any corrosion, check grounds in the engine bay? The problems you are describing could be power related and not necessarily an injector or plug.
One of the biggest culprits we find after normal maintenance is up to par is power fluctionation caused by corrosion etc. Check battery cables at both ends of all cables. While the cables are off the battery..pull the rubber boots off and look under for corrosion.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Yikes..tougher problem going on here.
Ok.. First off...Let'* buy a new plug. Dropping a plug can cause any number of cracks and small things that may show up intermittantly. Secondly.. is the miss always on the same cylinder or two cylinders?
When swapping coils and ICM did you clean the mounting plate of any corrosion, check grounds in the engine bay? The problems you are describing could be power related and not necessarily an injector or plug.
One of the biggest culprits we find after normal maintenance is up to par is power fluctionation caused by corrosion etc. Check battery cables at both ends of all cables. While the cables are off the battery..pull the rubber boots off and look under for corrosion.
Ok.. First off...Let'* buy a new plug. Dropping a plug can cause any number of cracks and small things that may show up intermittantly. Secondly.. is the miss always on the same cylinder or two cylinders?
When swapping coils and ICM did you clean the mounting plate of any corrosion, check grounds in the engine bay? The problems you are describing could be power related and not necessarily an injector or plug.
One of the biggest culprits we find after normal maintenance is up to par is power fluctionation caused by corrosion etc. Check battery cables at both ends of all cables. While the cables are off the battery..pull the rubber boots off and look under for corrosion.
Battery-new, terminals good.
ICM, replaced plate and checked the ground connection underneath... weird.
I can't figure why my Scantool shows 12.8 Volts and at the battery 13.8.... I am wondering if the ignition is cutting out.... or the BCS. Don't know too much about it, but my guage seems fine until the *pop* and then everything is bobbing around.
#14
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Let'* leave the boost out of this for now... Unless your boost gauge is giving you nothing or full all the time.. it shouldn't be an issue.
Check the battery cables at both ends, ensure you pull the booties.. let us know what you find. Actually pull things apart..I was surprised at how much corrosion was beneath my connections that looks fine from the outside.
Check the battery cables at both ends, ensure you pull the booties.. let us know what you find. Actually pull things apart..I was surprised at how much corrosion was beneath my connections that looks fine from the outside.
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will do... I am in Memphis for the week, I will be home this weekend... will check it out. (again, hehe.) The voltage thing is weird, and the miss is even more weird. I can pretty much produce it at will... I do have a scantool... the other thing that I don't know about is the ESC counter, it jumps numerically higher when the engine misses. I think that is the Electronic Spark Control... but, why is that jumping? Thanks guys!!
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well, my miss is that my #2 cylinder has 50 PSI. great. Looks like that extra rear head gasket will get used. grrr. thanks guys, I will update in the future.
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Originally Posted by jaye22
well, my miss is that my #2 cylinder has 50 PSI. great. Looks like that extra rear head gasket will get used. grrr. thanks guys, I will update in the future.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...289&highlight=
I had the exact same symptoms as you, but never got into checking the voltage at the injectors. To make a long story short, I ended up giving the car away. The guy I gave it to said it got progressively worse and he finally took it to a well-known shop. They changed the harmonic balancer and it said that it runs so smooth you can't even tell it'* running....with 190,000 miles.
Something to think about....
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