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Old 09-18-2002, 07:53 AM
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#2 and #3 cylinders are misfiring. #2 about 6-60 misfires and #3 about 40-90. #3 misfires much more than #2. All other cylinders only misfire slightly at idle. Car runs strong, and has been doing this for 3 months since H/C/I install. Cam is a 224 duration cam with MTI Stage 2 heads and MTI programing.

I have never felt the misfire while driving, Often get a flashing SES light.

I've done the following: swapped plug wires, plugs, coil packs, O2 sensors, retorqed ls6 intake (it was very loose), swapped injectors, and pulled valve cover and visually inspected pushrod/rockers/springs.

HELP? what do I check next?

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</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by TAGOES11S:
<strong>#2 and #3 cylinders are misfiring. #2 about 6-60 misfires and #3 about 40-90. #3 misfires much more than #2. All other cylinders only misfire slightly at idle. Car runs strong, and has been doing this for 3 months since H/C/I install. Cam is a 224 duration cam with MTI Stage 2 heads and MTI programing.

I have never felt the misfire while driving, Often get a flashing SES light.

I've done the following: swapped plug wires, plugs, coil packs, O2 sensors, retorqed ls6 intake (it was very loose), swapped injectors, and pulled valve cover and visually inspected pushrod/rockers/springs.

HELP? what do I check next?

Dan 99 TA</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Dan, try this...
It's a Crankshaft Position Variation relearn procedure. It stops false misfires and MIL Lights

http://www.seattleautomotive.com/ckpdoc.htm
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Thanks, I'll try that. Anyone else have a suggeston?
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Ok, looks like it may be just computer programing. I pulled my computer out and put in a friends with the same MTI programing and it shows NO misfires. Could it be as simple as maybe MTI didn't desentize the misfire diagonostic? I would think if it was actually misfiring the new computer would pick it up right away also right?
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Another thing I was going to mention is, are you watching this on AutoTap? If so, those numbers are measured at every 200rpm, so 60 misfires on A-Tap is really 30.

Either way at idle on an H&C engine, having a few by that I mean 1-5 is acceptable if it's on a periodic basis. Not a constant 1-5.

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