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Home > Technical > Valve cover gasket replacement caused misfire |
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mgrover Member Since: 17 Oct 2019 Location: Leeds Posts: 393 |
Checked all the plugs just now, no oil on any of them |
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Tue Jul 21 2020 8:36am |
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Andy K Member Since: 18 Sep 2015 Location: GL Posts: 4941 |
All I can say is measure and check the plug gaps. There is probably a compromise setting between petrol and lpg (so prob not factory setting)
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Tue Jul 21 2020 8:38am |
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mgrover Member Since: 17 Oct 2019 Location: Leeds Posts: 393 |
Just did quick compression test, 150psi across the board for that bank. Just to check the passenger side bank, that's bank 2 right?
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Tue Jul 21 2020 8:58am |
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mgrover Member Since: 17 Oct 2019 Location: Leeds Posts: 393 |
My short term fuel trim at idle in Park is 47%. There's defo a vacuum leak somewhere, and I've just got a lean code |
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Tue Jul 21 2020 10:18am |
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Andy K Member Since: 18 Sep 2015 Location: GL Posts: 4941 |
Plug you dip stick hole with a cork then and see if it sorts it.
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Tue Jul 21 2020 1:00pm |
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mgrover Member Since: 17 Oct 2019 Location: Leeds Posts: 393 |
I mean I've screwed the actual tube :p ama run smoke test tomorrow. Be definitive.
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Tue Jul 21 2020 1:59pm |
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mgrover Member Since: 17 Oct 2019 Location: Leeds Posts: 393 |
Update
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Fri Jul 24 2020 1:02pm |
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