cylinder Sever miss fire
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cylinder Sever miss fire
I have been feeling my 1998 Range Rover 4.0SE missing usually when going up a hill, or sometimes even at 35 miles an hour on level ground, the check engine light came on. Took it to the same mechanic and he cleared the error so I could get passed an emission test, he said it could be bad spark plugs or spark plug wires or maybe a clogged injector.
I'm on a tight budget and still driving it, anyone want to take a guess? I believe nunber 7 is the drivers side by the firewall? Looks tought to take out.
Any tips would be great.
Gary
I'm on a tight budget and still driving it, anyone want to take a guess? I believe nunber 7 is the drivers side by the firewall? Looks tought to take out.
Any tips would be great.
Gary
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Well, I have not gotten ahold of the mechanic yet to get the code, but I did go out and buy bosch 4 plugs and new oem spark plug wires, I finally got all the plugs out and it was number 7 that had the issue, the plug was not all the way in, it was kinda making a seal on the washer but the washer on the plug was not seated all the way down and it had blow buy around the spark plug.
Good news is now I have no miss fires and it has alot more power, now to just get that check engine light off, I don't think it will go off by it self.
Oh, I have 115k on the truck and I use premium 92 octane.
Good news is now I have no miss fires and it has alot more power, now to just get that check engine light off, I don't think it will go off by it self.
Oh, I have 115k on the truck and I use premium 92 octane.
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