burp, hiccup, miss, whatever you wanna call it, i got it.
Hi All,
99 Disco II, 131k miles, owned it since 126500, sept 2014. Previous owner had the water pump, timing chain, and associated parts replaced in 2012. I had the same parts replaced in January. thats what I know about previous service. I have replaced: A Pillar trim Head gasket job timing chain, water pump. installed ultra gauge and last week coil and power steering pump. So the issue i am having now, Last week ultra guage said i had a miss on cylinder 5. Took it to goodyear, where i have had my prevous cars serviced successfly. They said it was the coil, replaced. I have driven it 80 miles and it has started to miss but no code. It is only at idle, and Iam not sure if it is a miss or what. It only started today for a total of 10 miles in Dallas suburban driving. now about a month ago I had a pending code for my oxygen sensors. but it never went full blown code. I have the ultra guage set up to read the oxygen sensors, but i dont know what i am looking for as far as the numbers fluxuating. so that is my current status and it drives fine and has power. I will be taking it back to good year for the annual inspection on saturday. Any thoughts on what it could be causing the stumble, jolt....etc? |
Plugs, wires, fuel injector...pick one. Post a pic of the O2 readings at idle
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ultra gauge pic
https://www.dropbox.com/s/fl5yu7uxyr...94417.jpg?dl=0
the left side fluctuates. The right side does not really move at all. this picture was at start up. thanks. |
Originally Posted by stuckntx
(Post 513345)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/fl5yu7uxyr...94417.jpg?dl=0
the left side fluctuates. The right side does not really move at all. this picture was at start up. thanks. |
yeah i was watching it for my 30 miles of driving today and figured that out. silly me. as long as the numbers (volt readings?)are jumping it is good right? what should i look into next?
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Like I said before. Culprits could be spark plugs, wires, fuel injector. Switch the plug to the opposite side and see if you misfire moves.
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Originally Posted by dgi 07
(Post 513455)
Like I said before. Culprits could be spark plugs, wires, fuel injector. Switch the plug to the opposite side and see if you misfire moves.
I would also begin planning to swap out your plugs and wires. |
I took it back to Goodyear and it passed the state emissions inspection. They could not feel the slight bump i was talking about. At this point I think it is something not fully connected from when they did the coil. Plugs are new from the head job, and they said they checked those. I think on Friday I will climb under the hood and check connectins. If it is still causing an issue I will run it to the land Rover guy and let him sort it out.
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update
Did not find anything out of the ordinary and will dive in again. Got a code on the way to work this morning. P455. Google and I tightened the gas cap, cleared the check engine light. Went to what a burger and no code. Granted I went two miles, but got upto operating temp. So I have a code and will go from there.
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