At my wits end!
#1
At my wits end!
Hi all,
looking for any advice I can get on a 2004 disco 2. I have a cylinder 4 misfire. The truck will idle and run all day and not throw a miss fire code unless you take it above 2250 rpm or put it under a heavy load like climbing a hill. Sits and idles great. No miss at all.. Really weird.
Here is everything I have checked and done.
Checked injector pulse. No problem there.
changed cylinder 4 injector. Did not fix the issue.
Switched coils. Did not fix issue.
Changed plug wires. Did not fix issue
Swapped cylinder 4 plug with cylinder 2 plug problem stays at cylinder 4.
Continuity tested injector 4 wires back to ECM. Both wires checked out fine.
there are only 2 things i can think of now and thats a funky cam position sensor but i would think this would cause a random misfire and not only on cylinder 4 or my bigger fear which is a problem with the ECM.
anyone have any ideas or have seen this before?
looking for any advice I can get on a 2004 disco 2. I have a cylinder 4 misfire. The truck will idle and run all day and not throw a miss fire code unless you take it above 2250 rpm or put it under a heavy load like climbing a hill. Sits and idles great. No miss at all.. Really weird.
Here is everything I have checked and done.
Checked injector pulse. No problem there.
changed cylinder 4 injector. Did not fix the issue.
Switched coils. Did not fix issue.
Changed plug wires. Did not fix issue
Swapped cylinder 4 plug with cylinder 2 plug problem stays at cylinder 4.
Continuity tested injector 4 wires back to ECM. Both wires checked out fine.
there are only 2 things i can think of now and thats a funky cam position sensor but i would think this would cause a random misfire and not only on cylinder 4 or my bigger fear which is a problem with the ECM.
anyone have any ideas or have seen this before?
#3
Pull the plug from 4 and check to see if it is wet. another test is to take a look into that cylinder with a boroscop, cheap USB type hooked to phone works fine... Do this when the engine is warm, look for bubbles coming in through the top of the combustion chamber. Sounds like cracked block behind 4. Been there done that.
If you are not missing any coolant and the plugs are clean then I would suspect worn cam shaft. Been there done that too. Could be caused by either low oil pressure or running 5w30 synthetic oil.
If you are not missing any coolant and the plugs are clean then I would suspect worn cam shaft. Been there done that too. Could be caused by either low oil pressure or running 5w30 synthetic oil.
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Pull the plug from 4 and check to see if it is wet. another test is to take a look into that cylinder with a boroscop, cheap USB type hooked to phone works fine... Do this when the engine is warm, look for bubbles coming in through the top of the combustion chamber. Sounds like cracked block behind 4. Been there done that.
If you are not missing any coolant and the plugs are clean then I would suspect worn cam shaft. Been there done that too. Could be caused by either low oil pressure or running 5w30 synthetic oil.
If you are not missing any coolant and the plugs are clean then I would suspect worn cam shaft. Been there done that too. Could be caused by either low oil pressure or running 5w30 synthetic oil.
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