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bcbp 02-07-2016 07:53 AM

Help with Missfires
 
Hello, I'v been battling missfires in wet conditions for about 6 months now. I have replaced the coils, spark plug wires and plugs. During rain or very very foggy conditions my D1 will bog and sputter, but will idle quite smoothly. It will occasionally throw these codes while it's happening 0300 p1316 p0340. When the air is dry she runs well. What else should I be looking into?

I bought kingsbourne 8mm about two years ago and just replaced them with some super cheap AutoZone wires. The kingsbourne wires completely cracked and burned out. Could the new cheap AutoZone wires be the current cause?

TOM R 02-07-2016 08:01 AM

Sounds like wires, have you wet the engine and watched it run in the dark? You may see a lite show underhood, are the wires run in the clips?

The other reason for miss fire is the crank sensor and harness, check it , I had this problem at rotr this year

Btw I run the magnacore wires

ihscouts 02-07-2016 09:31 AM

Along with the crank sensor check the cam sensor wires and connector since the p0340 points directly at it (circuit malfunction). Obviously the other two codes are a consequence of the misfires.

TOM R 02-07-2016 12:26 PM

Good point, I did not look up the codes ;)

ihscouts 02-07-2016 06:13 PM


Originally Posted by TOM R (Post 552838)
Good point, I did not look up the codes ;)

Yeah but you know how Rovers cross up the best diagnosis even when the codes point directly to THE source......

bcbp 02-08-2016 08:13 AM

Ok, I'll throw some better wires on. I watched it run at night and didn't see a thing to my suprise. The sensors 'look' ok fwiw.

TOM R 02-08-2016 12:03 PM

Unplug the crank sensor and pull the wireing up and inspect it, mine was bare wires touching all insulation was gone

bcbp 02-25-2016 03:16 PM

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I think I have found the issue thanks to you guys.

ihscouts 02-25-2016 03:21 PM

Good work! That's a beaut and typical. When your dealing with millivolt readings it doesn't take much to loose signal.

bcbp 02-25-2016 04:30 PM

Yes, I am certainly relieved and would not have thought to check the harness had it not been for you guys. The issue deteriorated so badly that she would only allow me to go about 5mph wet or dry and ultimately threw just the 0340. Now on to rebuilding the hubs.


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