Missfire #6 loud bang then the miss??? how do you test the cop??
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Missfire #6 loud bang then the miss??? how do you test the cop??
I have a 2001 supercrew with 5.4 it has 100,000 miles on the clock and it had a tune up at 90,000 miles and new Accel cop's at 95,000 due to a bad coil! I was driving it today and it sounded like a rock hit the windshield then the truck started to miss then the engine light came on! I went back home and put my code reader on it shows #6 misfires I pulled the plug and cop they look fine? At first I thought the plug might have blown out but it was as tight as I put it in no problem! My question is how to test the Cop with a meter ??? Any other suggestions please help!!
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I just replaced the boots on mine and while doing so, checked my coils. Primary resistance is checked between the top tangs and should be .55 ohms. Secondary resistance is 5.500 ohms and checked between the top and bottom of the coil. My truck has 119K on it and they all checked out.
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checked a few more times I get .6 ohms on the top two tangs and I get 6.54 from top to bottom! I checked one on the # 4 and get .6 ohms on the top and 6.43 on the top to bottom! I am guessing they are both OK so if everything checks out on # 6 why am I getting a missfire code on #6??? What else might be wrong??
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Yea me too It sounded like a big rock hit the hood! But my oil pressure and temp were fine and no knock in the engine just a miss? I am hopping it was just a plug or coil and not a valve !!!
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Also,the "noise" you heard concerns me as well,IF I have my guess,the compression check is going to reveal the "oh S++t" scenerio...hopefully im wrong.....
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Well I got a compression tester and all 8 check out good so nothing major internally! I then started the truck and pulled each injector plug one by one and they all are working like they should! Then I did the same with the coils and all of them made it idle rougher than it was so I am very confused??? I cleared the codes then went for a drive it is still missing and bucking but as I accelerated it was hit and miss it would kick in and have good power then go back to missing? I got back home then checked the codes again still miss firing on # 6 so I pulled the coil and put it in #1 then cleared the codes again! I took it for another drive still missing then checked the codes when I got back and it came up as # 1 missing and multiple miss firing! I think that maybe the coil is only getting half the voltage or something because it changes the idle when I unplug the coil at idle! I hope that is the problem anyone else ever have this happen?
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I ordered a new coil right when it showed the miss fire I just got the coil this morning and put it in now it purrs like a kitten! I also treated it to new set of headers since my exhaust manifold gasket blew out! I figured as long as I had to take it all apart I might as well install a new toy and it sounds great not to mention more power and hopefully mpg's!!