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Jeffwiles93 05-31-2019 02:06 PM

Misfire in cylinder 4 2.2 ecotec
 
I have got the engine in this car after rebuilding it due to bad piston rings. Before I rebuilt the engine the car fired on all four cylinders and was somewhat smooth running other than bad compression. Now that I have the engine in the car I have it started and running But with a misfire in cylinder 4.I replace the four coil packs and had the same issue. This morning I went out to the junkyard and I got four different Ignition control modules. I brought them home and changed all four of them out and had the same problem through all four of them so I doubt buying a new engine control module will fix my problem. I swapped out all the spark plugs try different spark plugs and all of them come out covered in gas in only cylinder 4. I don’t have the help I need right now to confirm that I have spark or not in cylinder 4. In the meantime I am asking for help and ways of helping me troubleshoot this misfire beyond my own knowledge.

CathedralCub 05-31-2019 04:51 PM

First I'd look for spark as soon as you can. While you are getting around to that, check compression. It's probably a good idea to check fuel pressure as well.

carfixer007 05-31-2019 08:47 PM

Tell me about your rebuild.

Jeffwiles93 06-02-2019 05:15 PM

The engine was rebuilt due to burning a very excessive amount of oil and only had about 35 psi in one cylinder. Rings were glued to pistons and 2 bad oil rings. New rings and engine bearings. New water pump and timming/balance shaft kit. I tore down the head to replace valve seals and clean well.
Placed engine back in and had no trouble getting it to start just have this misfire that I cannot get straightened out.

carfixer007 06-02-2019 05:57 PM

Do a static and running compression test and see what we have.


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