Most common "No code" idle issues
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From: Saratoga Springs,UT
You are e first person I've seen get
a misfire count from SGII FOR a specific cylinder
will you post the code you used to program
Is the count still there upon restart of vehicle??
We had talked about someone forcing a misfire to see if it worked but I don't think it ever happened
a misfire count from SGII FOR a specific cylinder
will you post the code you used to program
Is the count still there upon restart of vehicle??
We had talked about someone forcing a misfire to see if it worked but I don't think it ever happened
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From: Shreveport, LA
You are e first person I've seen get
a misfire count from SGII FOR a specific cylinder
will you post the code you used to program
Is the count still there upon restart of vehicle??
We had talked about someone forcing a misfire to see if it worked but I don't think it ever happened
a misfire count from SGII FOR a specific cylinder
will you post the code you used to program
Is the count still there upon restart of vehicle??
We had talked about someone forcing a misfire to see if it worked but I don't think it ever happened
I will check that too.
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Joined: Feb 2017
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From: Shreveport, LA
You are e first person I've seen get
a misfire count from SGII FOR a specific cylinder
will you post the code you used to program
Is the count still there upon restart of vehicle??
We had talked about someone forcing a misfire to see if it worked but I don't think it ever happened
a misfire count from SGII FOR a specific cylinder
will you post the code you used to program
Is the count still there upon restart of vehicle??
We had talked about someone forcing a misfire to see if it worked but I don't think it ever happened
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From: Bend,OR
I too have experienced a rough idle after towing long distance. I plan to change the fuel filters to see if that helps, they have about 30k miles on them at least.
i will look at that hose to see where it lays on the harness if at all.
i will look at that hose to see where it lays on the harness if at all.
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From: NW IA
Might not hurt to pull the side cover off the HFCM, might find some gunk there that will likely not flush out with the drain plug removed.
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From: Bend,OR
I had a feeling I was past the typical change interval. anything i need to be aware of when pulling that cover? is it wise to pull the filter first to relieve pressure? is there any gaskets that i may need as well? what do you use to clean out the HFCM if infact its dirty?
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I had a feeling I was past the typical change interval. anything i need to be aware of when pulling that cover? is it wise to pull the filter first to relieve pressure? is there any gaskets that i may need as well? what do you use to clean out the HFCM if infact its dirty?
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