Miss Fire, HELP!
#12
you'd have to hook it in series meaning disconnect the ecm and probe from that end with one prob and the other end to the ground connection and see what the meter reads for an accurate resistance test
#13
if what you have is infact a misfire ....in such a case where you have replaced everything ignition related and it has done it with two seperate motors, the first thing I'd do as a tech would be hook a portable lab scope up to the ignition system/occiliscope and watch the parade patterns of each individual cylinder and the firing voltages/kv to determine on which cylinder/s the misfire occurs so I could focus the diagnosis on that, if it is a random misfire = occurs on different cylinders randomly, could be a stator in the dizzy, cap or rotor or a coil, if it is centralized on one specific cylinder focus on an injector, plug, wire or internal issue on that cylinder, but see is how it has done that on two seperat motors the likely hood of that being the cause is low........sometimes on probs a such you gotta break down and pay the proper person with the right equipment to view where the prob is
#14
i was afriad that was the case...
my neighbor did do a test where he grounded a probe to the neg battery terminal... and went 1 by 1 on the distributer stabbing each wire on the cap... and when he stabbed cyl 2 (this was old motor) the motor ran smooth not rough... what does that usually mean?
my neighbor did do a test where he grounded a probe to the neg battery terminal... and went 1 by 1 on the distributer stabbing each wire on the cap... and when he stabbed cyl 2 (this was old motor) the motor ran smooth not rough... what does that usually mean?
#17
hey i was just thinking... now that it is cold out, its much worse... and the popping noise, its alot louder.... definately a miss... and doesn't do it as much when cold as when the car finally gets warmed up... thinking its my HEGO systemthe 02s and what not...
#20
Figured i would give you all an update...
Today i took the ground strap from the firewall that was bolted to the back of my heads off... wire brushed it till the sonuvabitch shined! and did the same to the Orange HEGO ground wire.. and regrounded them to the intake, instead of hte head... and so far, it has solved 90% of the motors illnesses...
only one left is that the car still pops.
i did find that my hego terminals that plug to the 02 sensors were melted by my freakin Long Tubes... and hte wires were all destroyed...
Today i took the ground strap from the firewall that was bolted to the back of my heads off... wire brushed it till the sonuvabitch shined! and did the same to the Orange HEGO ground wire.. and regrounded them to the intake, instead of hte head... and so far, it has solved 90% of the motors illnesses...
only one left is that the car still pops.
i did find that my hego terminals that plug to the 02 sensors were melted by my freakin Long Tubes... and hte wires were all destroyed...