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Yes but it's going to be a slow process, very slow. Have engine ready to start rebuilding when funds allow, and once engine is ready im going to try a full on nut and bolt restoration
Lol it isn't no! That was the 5th ;)
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Lewis, misfire was a naffed injector and one about to be naffed!
Not posted any pictures of it yet and only have some iPhone quality ones. Should start a project thread really but I hope it seems some big things over the next year!
Anyway it had a misfire and car is fixed and running well, just need the geometry done now and will be all good!
Definitely a...
I had the same thing, my exhaust was burning straight away. I imagine it's to do with no fuel to cool and ignite in simple terms but I dont know the ins and outs of it!
I imagine it'll be one at fault causing it, just remember to crank it a few times after changing I fill fuel rail of and make...
Physics are very realistic. I caught the front of a car sideways on a sign a the Top gear track and it stopped the car, back end spun round about 180 degrees, suspension travel was spot on, also cocked the furthest away rear wheel too. Near spot on to a normal crash.
Crash on GT5 it just...
You'll need two people.
Take injectors out still attached to fuel rail and crank the car over and youll see if all four are squirting fuel equally, if not you've filling your faulty one!
Worth a try for 30 mins and the price of a cat not being used!
Have you tried injectors yet?
Tried injectors individually tonight, found one to be not working and one to be on the way out. All changed and running well :)
But past peak your losing power, change earlier at peak power, your then gaining power, and more than likely have more torque which is what's used for acceleration!
Coolant temp sensor causing a misfire? Really?
No lights or anything no, but I've got a ph1 which are a little bit behind on the electric warnings I believe!