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Old 03-21-2018, 02:00 PM
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Whats up guys, I have this problem with my camaro that it has a misfire on the 6 cylinder and sometimes on 4th cylinder. I've been taking a look at it checking everything that could be causing it but all those thing are working just fine. When I turn it on its all good until Im driving it just starts to loose power/ hesitates.
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Change the plugs
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Originally Posted by big hammer
Change the plugs
How if I just changed them
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Originally Posted by camaro lifestyle
How if I just changed them
You didn't mention that before.
Check the fuel filter.
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Originally Posted by G Atsma
You didn't mention that before.
Check the fuel filter.
the fuel filter was changed... also I cleaned the MAF sensor checked the compression, fuel pressure cleaned injectors, checked the coil packs, new spark plug wires, checked for a loose ground cable also I took it to the electrician and he only found the misfire and no cause...
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Plugs wires fuel filter etc. Move the coils around to see if the problem follows the coils. You can do the same with the injectors. Test your fuel pressure
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I did all that but one of my friends also a mechanic thinks it can be the ecm... Do y'al think it can be that?? Even if the electrician didnt find that wrong??




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