Russ K

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That code has nothing to do with an engine mechanical issue.

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paladineWS6

So tje misfire feeling isnt from the p0351? Then.... coukd valves not closing the whole way cause a misfire feeling? If you see the pics of my heads when they were "fixed" it looks like the valves dont close the whole way

KCS

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I'm not saying it does. In my experience, when the piston suffers heavy damage like this, the sleeve cracks and if it isn't caught and a piston is just slapped back in, the coolant leaking into the chamber causes a misfire.

Russ K

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Just fix the P0351 code as it will cause a misfire.

Russ Kemp

Russ K

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Yes, it could but that's not causing the P0351 code. And if the car is speed density tuned, the misfire detection will be disabled.

Russ Kemp

JakeFusion

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Stop going to shitty mechanics.

Blowerman

A good old fashioned compression check will tell you what's wrong or point you in the right direction.

paladineWS6

Amen never going to this guy after this and I think he checked cylinder ones comoression amd it was good im making him fix it though so obviously im going to make him check the cylinder that was messed up and see if that ones getting compression

JakeFusion

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Btw, why are you gapping TR6s @ .045"?

The stock .035" gap makes the most power generally.

paladineWS6

I read on a corvette forum that tr6 gapped .45 is good for hci ls1s

KCS

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Well there's your problem

paladineWS6

Im at the mech atm and says theres alot of gas in the oil now Nd that the car isnt regulating prolly cause of the computer he says a tune will fix this issue I think hes bsing me

paladineWS6

Lol kcs

paladineWS6

I called texas speed and they told me the tune woukdnt make a difference but the receptionist at monster motorsports in florida told me when you put new parts in an engine you shoukd do a tune but a mechanic will call me now

paladineWS6

So I talked to dan masl8c of masport Nd he told me that tunning it to fix it is false which makes sense these mechanics are a joke I shoukd burn that shop down lol jk oh well im gonna try to fix it myself lets see what happens ill keep this updated

paladineWS6

Not important im guessing?

Russ K

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Why don't you want to fix the P0351 code first? Setting spark plug gaps to .035 won't change anything.

Russ Kemp

Russ K

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That is the connector for the EGR valve that has been deleted.

Russ Kemp

paladineWS6

I do want to get the code fixed thats the main problem the plug gap was the shady mechanic stealing my spark plugs which shows what type of *** hole he is and now that he was paid most likely he wont fix my car but ever since he put the obd computer and cleared both codes yesterday they havent been back but you know what this misfire sounds alot like an exhaust leak but only in upper rpms

mchicia1

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He STOLE your spark plugs? Rofl. Were they copper too?