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Misfire
« on: 19 March 2011, 19:07:33 »
Wife used the car to go shopping today and the car is running rough and lumpy  :'( :'(

have done pedal trick and got codes 0300 and 0306
so Rondom misfire and misfire cyl no.6

a bit dark now so will have a look tomorrow any tips on where to start
also are both the dis packs the same so i can swap the sides to check if misfire moves

thanks in advance
Rob

P.S  will be blaming the wife for this so me thinks plenty of cuppas while i work on the car :y
« Last Edit: 19 March 2011, 19:08:01 by rob_gib »
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Re: Misfire
« Reply #1 on: 19 March 2011, 19:10:03 »
may be wrong but mine only has one dis pak and it's a nightmare to get at!
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Re: Misfire
« Reply #2 on: 19 March 2011, 19:16:03 »
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may be wrong but mine only has one dis pak and it's a nightmare to get at!

Mine has two dis packs and no HT leads
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Re: Misfire
« Reply #3 on: 19 March 2011, 19:19:17 »
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Wife used the car to go shopping today and the car is running rough and lumpy  :'( :'(

have done pedal trick and got codes 0300 and 0306
so Rondom misfire and misfire cyl no.6

a bit dark now so will have a look tomorrow any tips on where to start
also are both the dis packs the same so i can swap the sides to check if misfire moves

thanks in advance
Rob

P.S  will be blaming the wife for this so me thinks plenty of cuppas while i work on the car :y



The same codes I've been getting. Likely to be a plug or a coil pack. Mine turned out to be a f*cked coil pack on the 246 bank.
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Re: Misfire
« Reply #4 on: 19 March 2011, 19:21:09 »
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Wife used the car to go shopping today and the car is running rough and lumpy  :'( :'(

have done pedal trick and got codes 0300 and 0306
so Rondom misfire and misfire cyl no.6

a bit dark now so will have a look tomorrow any tips on where to start
also are both the dis packs the same so i can swap the sides to check if misfire moves

thanks in advance
Rob

P.S  will be blaming the wife for this so me thinks plenty of cuppas while i work on the car :y

Each side is different.  :y
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Re: Misfire
« Reply #5 on: 19 March 2011, 19:23:46 »
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may be wrong but mine only has one dis pak and it's a nightmare to get at!

You're wrong.  ;)
Older V6s have a throttle cable & a single DIS pack buried at the back of the engine. Newer drive by wire throttled cars have a coil pack for each side of the car and as already said have no HT leads & just push down onto each bank of plugs.  :y
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Re: Misfire
« Reply #6 on: 19 March 2011, 19:25:53 »
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Wife used the car to go shopping today and the car is running rough and lumpy  :'( :'(

have done pedal trick and got codes 0300 and 0306
so Rondom misfire and misfire cyl no.6

a bit dark now so will have a look tomorrow any tips on where to start
also are both the dis packs the same so i can swap the sides to check if misfire moves

thanks in advance
Rob

P.S  will be blaming the wife for this so me thinks plenty of cuppas while i work on the car :y

Each side is different.  :y


Yep...this is true. But I currently have a 135 coil pack on the 246 bank . It works perfectly but is a little tricky to fit because it is "other handed".  :y :y
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« Reply #7 on: 19 March 2011, 19:26:36 »
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may be wrong but mine only has one dis pak and it's a nightmare to get at!

You're wrong.  ;)
Older V6s have a throttle cable & a single DIS pack buried at the back of the engine. Newer drive by wire throttled cars have a coil pack for each side of the car and as already said have no HT leads & just push down onto each bank of plugs.  :y
He`s right Andy, his has only got one ;D
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« Reply #8 on: 19 March 2011, 19:27:28 »
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may be wrong but mine only has one dis pak and it's a nightmare to get at!

You're wrong.  ;)
Older V6s have a throttle cable & a single DIS pack buried at the back of the engine. Newer drive by wire throttled cars have a coil pack for each side of the car and as already said have no HT leads & just push down onto each bank of plugs.  :y
He`s right Andy, his has only got one ;D

looks like I was wrong then!  ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Re: Misfire
« Reply #9 on: 19 March 2011, 19:28:28 »
Could be water or oil in the plug wells.
If the cam cover is fubbered oil can collect in the plug wells.
Also water seeping at the scuttle onto the rear of the engine,so check, if water leak a silicone sealer would cure the intrusion :y
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« Reply #10 on: 19 March 2011, 19:29:35 »
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may be wrong but mine only has one dis pak and it's a nightmare to get at!

You're wrong.  ;)
Older V6s have a throttle cable & a single DIS pack buried at the back of the engine. Newer drive by wire throttled cars have a coil pack for each side of the car and as already said have no HT leads & just push down onto each bank of plugs.  :y
He`s right Andy, his has only got one ;D

looks like I was wrong then! ;D ;D ;D ;D
You wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Never!!!!!!!!!!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ::)
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« Reply #11 on: 19 March 2011, 19:30:43 »
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may be wrong but mine only has one dis pak and it's a nightmare to get at!

You're wrong.  ;)
Older V6s have a throttle cable & a single DIS pack buried at the back of the engine. Newer drive by wire throttled cars have a coil pack for each side of the car and as already said have no HT leads & just push down onto each bank of plugs.  :y
He`s right Andy, his has only got one ;D

looks like I was wrong then! ;D ;D ;D ;D
You wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Never!!!!!!!!!!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ::)

It's happening more & more these days .........  ::) ::) ::)
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Re: Misfire
« Reply #12 on: 19 March 2011, 19:32:52 »
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Could be water or oil in the plug wells.
If the cam cover is fubbered oil can collect in the plug wells.
Also water seeping at the scuttle onto the rear of the engine,so check, if water leak a silicone sealer would cure the intrusion :y


Yes. Agreed. Mine had that too. But after I sucked it out with an absorbent cloth it never returned. (touch wood)....... ;)
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Re: Misfire
« Reply #13 on: 19 March 2011, 19:48:28 »
Thanks for the input and knowledge Guys

will have a look tomorrow and keep you posted
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Re: Misfire
« Reply #14 on: 20 March 2011, 12:00:14 »
Update

have taken the coil pack off today and there was a very small amount of oil around the plugs but i mean very small amount

swaped over no.6 and no.2 plug cleaned every thing in sight and still got misfire on no.6

so me deffo thinks my coil pack is fubar does not look in best condition anyway a vew signs of corrosion and small cracks

i just know this is going to cost me a fortune in this part of the world everything does :-[ :-[
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