Rough Idle/fuel smell
I have hooked up my scanner multiple times (bluetooth obd2 and the torque app)
Im not throwing any codes but i will let you know what i have noticed.
When the MAF was disconnected i threw a code but my dash never lit up (i know the light works because i had to replace the led for it and i see it light up when the car starts.)
During some live data monitoring i have noticed cylinder 6 and 8 have 2 misfires each incredibly briefly and then none for a extended period of time. (iv only seen this once) After running some data logs i have also noticed misfires in cylinders 2 and 5 again a count of only 2.
I have also noticed some failures in the mode 6 data however it being mode 6 data its accuracy is questionable. (TID: $0c CID:$20 misfire counts for last/current driving cycles(calculated) max:278, current: 53000 TID: $0c CID:$30 misfire counts for last/current driving cycles(calculated) max:153 current:63000)
I have also started noticing a fuel smell, which is new, its normally only at startup and i smell it occasionally going down the road (i dont see any leaking fuel around the injectors and the ohms reading was accurate)
i am at about 21hg vacuum i believe (which from the research i have done, that is about right)
The idle is not steady, it floats up and down from about 790 to around 805
I appreciate any help that is provided, i also apologize in advance if this is in the wrong place.
Logs are also attached for those who wish to view them, if they can be useful.
Mike
Last edited by mbarb55; May 17, 2019 at 05:00 PM. Reason: updating
I decided to unplug the maf and run the same route and data log as well. No misfires and the idle was definitely better. I know that just because it ran better with the maf disconnected doesn't mean I have a bad maf. I am open to suggestions.
Anyone?

