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Old Nov 4, 2014 | 03:58 PM
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Hey guys,

2002 Landrover Discovery 2 (126,000 miles)

This AM after leaving home I noticed a slight increase and decrese in my RPM's (not that much but could hear the slight rythem). It drove fine. However, later in the day I was driving and noticed around 50 MPH it would feel like it was slightly misfiring perhaps.
I had to contine on throughout the day and when I was backing out of my parking space I noticed it was vibrating a lot more than usual.
Driving home this misfiring feeling kept happening around 50-55 MPH. Then it started happening around 40 MPH with more consistency. It continued until it got to happening often.
(I say misfiring... it felt like as I was giving it gas it would temporarily loose power for a second. a slight jostling type feeling.)

The "Check Engine light" came on for the first time and started blinking so I pulled over and checked to see if anything obvious was wrong under the hood but it seemed ok.

I limped it home the rest of the way. The Engine light would be solid when coasting or idle and often start blinking when giving throttle.

Wondering if anybody has any idea about a possible cause?
I can get a ride to work but need to get this situation fixed up ASAP.
I wont be able to get a code reader for another 24 hours at a min.

Does this situation sound familiar to anybody??


Thanks,
Tim
 
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Old Nov 4, 2014 | 06:22 PM
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Could be any number of things to be honest, the codes will tell the tale.
 
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Old Nov 5, 2014 | 02:08 PM
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maybe the crank positioning sensor it will cause misfires or my plug wires did this also.
 
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Old Nov 5, 2014 | 11:41 PM
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head gasket, I had the same symptoms. Was sucking oil into the combustion chamber causing misfires. But as Army Rover said, get the codes read
 
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