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I have a 95 f150 5.8l whenever I acceloate the engine feels like it struggling and when it shifts gears it starts shaking like a Miss fire anybody have any ideas?
I changed the spark plugs dist cap rotar wires and ignition coil it still has a shutter like hesitation as I acceloate I watched some videos and alot of them were saying the same thing the distributer or pick up coil inside the distributer is bad I know it has a miss fire because that what was said in the videos and I know i saw my cylinder 1 spark plug With burn marks around the base but the others were fine
Did you route the plug wires properly? Cross-fire is a very common problem.
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All plugs are in the right fireing order no issue there and I just replaced all plugs dist cap and rotor a week ago because I replaced them in October and last week when I replaced them the cap and rotar was burnt
All plugs are in the right firing order no issue there
The question was "Did you route the plug wires properly?" That has nothing to do with what wires go to which plug. It's the routing to get from Point A to Point B.
The question was "Did you route the plug wires properly?" That has nothing to do with what wires go to which plug. It's the routing to get from Point A to Point B.
What brand(s) are you using for the ignition components?
Have you run the Key On Engine Off (KOEO) tests and Stored Code display? Typically if the PIP output was erratic you would get a code for it. As well as other issues that may be flagged.
I'm going to end up taking it to a shop to have a diagnosis done with it taking a obd1 reader I have no check engine light on but I know these older vehicles won't always tell u to check the engine when something is wrong
Fuel filter and o2 sensor I'd look at too for maintenance depending on mileage and when they were last done.
Running a self diagnostic test on your truck is easy to do for codes, no code reader is needed. Google it up, there's lots of videos/threads on it. Report back with any stored codes from a key on engine off(koeo), and a key on engine running(koer) self test and you'll get lots more direction/help. Make sure the truck is warmed up to operating temp before you do it, otherwise that will throw extra codes.
Just did the fuel filter and pulled the O2 sensor and still acting up and check engine light is not coming on so I was just going to have a mechanic diagnosis it cause I know these older trucks check engine light won't come on for everything so u just got to put a scanner on it