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Old 05-28-2010, 12:51 PM
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Like the title says, I have been having a misfire, a good spark, a fouling of spark plugs and lastly even some detonation on certain sparkplugs. I have changed wires, spark plugs (twice due to fouling and detonating), o2 sensors, Pcms, got injectors cleaned and even got coils! I am now thinking it might be a crank sensor (crossing my fingers AGAIN!!). So I pulled my CPS out and now I want to check and see if it works, so how do I do that, I have a volt meter so if you know let me know exactly how. I would appreciate it, THANKS
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I'd try a CASE learn on it first.

If either the cam or crank sensor are bad they should be throwing codes...
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thats the thing, im not throwing any codes!

its getting really frustrating not being able to diagnose this problem!

anyone else?
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Would any of those 2 sensors cause my symptoms?

Anyone?
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Anyone?

I changed the crank and o2 sensors with the same results!




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