Finally got the car ATAP'd
Codes
p0300 missfire code
p0135 o2 heater circuit malfunction b1 s1
p0418 secondary air injection system relay A circuit malfunction
Pending Codes
p0135 o2 heater circuit malfunction b1 s1
ATAP Data
between 5k and 5600 I am getting anywhere from .08 to 3.9 degrees of KR and getting random misfires on different cylinders. (after 5600 everything goes back to normal)
o2's are staying between .935 and .940
the most timing I could get was 24.5 degrees (with no KR) with KR it would go down to 17~19 degress.
A/F was staying at 11.0~11.1
All of the problems came up when I had the pulley and plugs put on the car, I watched them put the pulley on and it ended up going flush with the crank seal but if they didnt torque it down enough could it cause any of these problems?
Can anyone help me out with this new data I have?
[ January 31, 2002: Message edited by: Bad Habit Bird ]</p>
Maybe a wire got pinched, I'd check out the cable, is there a fuse blown, or is that 02 gone bad.
If you had no multi misfire (P0300) before then I would first make sure all plug wires are fully seated on plugs and coils.
If not then they may have used the wrong plugs or gap.
During WOT, O2 should report close to .890 mVolts, higher number means rich, lower would be lean.
I do not know if your an A4 or MN6 trannie, if a MN6 and pre '02 MY I would think at WOT you could get 28 degrees.
Mine is a stroker 6.1 liter and even with 11.3:1 compression I get 28 degrees at WOT best case and part throttle max 41 degrees. About 18 at idle.
[quote]Originally posted by Bad Habit Bird:
<strong>well I actually got the car on an ATAP today here is what I found:
Codes
p0300 missfire code
p0135 o2 heater circuit malfunction b1 s1
p0418 secondary air injection system relay A circuit malfunction
Pending Codes
p0135 o2 heater circuit malfunction b1 s1
ATAP Data
between 5k and 5600 I am getting anywhere from .08 to 3.9 degrees of KR and getting random misfires on different cylinders. (after 5600 everything goes back to normal)
o2's are staying between .935 and .940
the most timing I could get was 24.5 degrees (with no KR) with KR it would go down to 17~19 degress.
A/F was staying at 11.0~11.1
All of the problems came up when I had the pulley and plugs put on the car, I watched them put the pulley on and it ended up going flush with the crank seal but if they didnt torque it down enough could it cause any of these problems?
Can anyone help me out with this new data I have?
[ January 31, 2002: Message edited by: Bad Habit Bird ]</strong><hr></blockquote>
What state are the functions being reported in the I/M ?
Load the multi misfire parameters, it includes for each piston a current and history counters.
Also have it monitor misfire primary and misfire secondary counters.
Do a recording with all those, then take trace into excel and see which pistons were misfiring.
For multi misfire, the primary counter shows whch piston misfired first and secondary counter shows 2nd piston that misfired.
Look at history and current misfire counters and see which pistons misfire the most.
[quote]Originally posted by Bad Habit Bird:
<strong>my car is an 01 M6 car. I ATAP'd it because I have had this missfire problem for the past month and a half. I have had 3 sets of plugs in the car since the problem first came up and tried different gaps with all sets of plugs.</strong><hr></blockquote>
the misfires were on 1,3 and 8 all between 5k and 5700 rpms
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Thus 3,1,8 are direct with the firing order.
So its not random misfire.
Have you checked the springs or valves on those 3 ?
Move the 3 coils to other pistons and see if misfire moves.
[quote]Originally posted by Bad Habit Bird:
<strong>I was borrowing another guys ATAP so I cant make any more runs right now <img src="gr_sad.gif" border="0">
the misfires were on 1,3 and 8 all between 5k and 5700 rpms</strong><hr></blockquote>
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[quote]Originally posted by Bad Habit Bird:
<strong>why would the car only have this problem when in open loop mode? when the car is not all the way warmed up and in closed loop the car doesnt have any problems and it runs perfect. <img src="images/icons/confused.gif" border="0"> </strong><hr></blockquote>
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