Misfire after clutch and flywheel service???
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Misfire after clutch and flywheel service???
Got a 91 f250 custom 4x4 302 5 speed ran great before I took it in for clutch,slave cylinder and flywheel service and now it is missing out under load and gets worse the more I drive it? I picked it up Friday afternoon and shop is closed til Monday and was hoping to get some info from some of the experts here to lead me in the right direction. Anything helps and thank you in advance!
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Dead miss as you seem to describe is ignition and or fuel related, nothing any "sensor" is going to cause.
It ran fine no miss before its last service that you've outlined strongly suggests ignition problem, a plug wire off or part way off or a damaged wire. Perhaps a plug with cracked porcelain insulator.
Getting to exhaust bolts bell housing bolts etc etc can tend to get rough on plug wires if not paying attention to em. Prying with bars sections of wood etc etc trying to line up the trans going back in etc. I have no idea what equipment they had on hand to do the work, would like to think a trans jack and it slid out and back in like butter but not always so. Skill level comes into play big time too how well that part went.
It ran fine no miss before its last service that you've outlined strongly suggests ignition problem, a plug wire off or part way off or a damaged wire. Perhaps a plug with cracked porcelain insulator.
Getting to exhaust bolts bell housing bolts etc etc can tend to get rough on plug wires if not paying attention to em. Prying with bars sections of wood etc etc trying to line up the trans going back in etc. I have no idea what equipment they had on hand to do the work, would like to think a trans jack and it slid out and back in like butter but not always so. Skill level comes into play big time too how well that part went.
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