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Forum nameTurbo/Nitrous Tech
Topic subjectMisfire problem
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96841, Misfire problem
Posted by 96BlckGS, Aug-21-06 09:08 AM
hey guys i have a misfire problem, at first i thought it was the MS because when i had the problem i was at the track and i increased the numbers in my VE table to run a little cooler and i think i increased the numbers too much which added too much fuel casueing the backfire/misfire when around 6k rpm. Well then i get back fro the track and i change my VE table back to normal and im crusing and when i floor it im getting the misfire again and my CEL blinks, which i think means misifre. Well i thought it was only a high rpm thing until just a few days ago, i going to race somebody and i stepped on it in 1st and CRAZY popping, like real bad CEL blinked again, i was like wat the fuck, and i looked in my rear view mirror and crazy misfire/backfire smoke. So now it seems to do it when i florr it around 3k and past, and its crazy misfire real bad popping, but the thing is if i dont florr it it drives perfectly fine, i can take it past 3 and it will be fine only really when i floor it. Just wondering wat it could be, i did a search and it could be ignition is not the lighting the fuel, or exhaust valve stuck open possibly, MAP sensor bad could be, just wondeirng wat u all think
96843, RE: Misfire problem
Posted by Star Turbo Talon, Aug-21-06 02:27 PM
what are your plugs gapped at? Had this same problem and basically the spark was getting blown out. Regap to .030 and try it.

Terry
96846, RE: Misfire problem
Posted by 96BlckGS, Aug-21-06 08:35 PM
wat were ur plugs gapped at when you had this problem, cuz mine didnt seem to be gapped that far off to cause a misfire/backfire this bad. and did yours actually backfire, like loud popping?
96847, RE: Misfire problem
Posted by Star Turbo Talon, Aug-21-06 11:45 PM
mine were at .040. It felt liek a real bad miss and the car did buck from it. It wasnt once or twice but a series of what started as hiccups and got worse quickly.

Terry
97266, RE: Misfire problem
Posted by bzoss, Sep-17-06 03:29 PM
I have a similar problem, but I have an ignition system that recommends my plug gap be at 0.065". Should I regap to 0.030" and see what happens? What will this do to my ignition system if I have the gap that small? Isn't a larger gap better?

Would like to clear up this issue asap. Please help!
97267, RE: Misfire problem
Posted by bzoss, Sep-17-06 03:30 PM
Also, never got a response as to whether or not that regapping thing worked for you. Did it?