misfire on an 02 5.4 sd
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If you connect a good or decent code reader you'll maybe find a pending misfire code. If that's not an option the process of disconnecting them one at a time works too.
FWIW I installed a full set of Granatelli's COP's that hate the cold---anything below 38* F over night and I'll get one or more misfire codes, the attendant rough idle too. Once the engine is up to operating temp shutting it off for just a few seconds then right back up and rough idle is gone, CEL remains unless I cancel it--which I don't do until spring or summer.
Hope this helps.
FWIW I installed a full set of Granatelli's COP's that hate the cold---anything below 38* F over night and I'll get one or more misfire codes, the attendant rough idle too. Once the engine is up to operating temp shutting it off for just a few seconds then right back up and rough idle is gone, CEL remains unless I cancel it--which I don't do until spring or summer.
Hope this helps.
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if you smell any antifreeze with your misfire...check the spark plug hole of the COP that you replace. If you see antifreeze in the plug hole you have another problem.
-your intake manifold like mine is leaking from the coolant crossover tube where the thermostat bolts into.
-or your heater hoses could be leaking.
I had coolant leaking in #6 and #7 plug holes. I have a new intake manifold now, I hope you don't have this problem.
-your intake manifold like mine is leaking from the coolant crossover tube where the thermostat bolts into.
-or your heater hoses could be leaking.
I had coolant leaking in #6 and #7 plug holes. I have a new intake manifold now, I hope you don't have this problem.
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03-28-2013 05:28 PM