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05-16-2022, 08:21 AM | #1 |
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Misfire Help
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I've been chasing a misfire in cylinder 1 in my 08 XI for a few weeks now and would love some input. The car has brand new plugs,eldor coils, VTT chargepipe and TIAL bov running a MHD stage 1 tune. The car threw the misfire code a few weeks back while driving it like a normal person. I went over the coilpack/plug and everything looked good. I cleared the code and went for a drive and under light acceleration it misfired in cyl 1 again. So I switched plugs/coilpacks on cyl 1 and 2 and the issues persists in cyl 1. Does this point to a bad injector(index 8)? if so, is there any way to log the car to ensure it's a bad injector? I've attached the codes I'm seeing in MHD. I did some research on the shadow codes and I saw multiple times that folks typically ignore these? Is that accurate? Any help is greatly appreciated. I did catch the misfire in a log too, just incase that's helpful - https://datazap.me/u/matthew-pinola/...og=0&data=3-24 |
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I did the old spark plug smell test and #1 stinks like gas. I'm just going to order an index 12 and call it a day. Thanks for the input Saif!
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It turns out the solution is very simple. A 100k trim pot on each sensor signal wire (spots 19 & 20 on the large black subconnector). At 0% lots of false knock. And at 65% no false knock. Use one pot on each bank so they can be independently adjusted. Going too high will also filter out real knock & trigger a knock sensor too quiet code so you'll have to use judgement and trail & error if you choose to play around with this.
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