Intermittent Misfire
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Intermittent Misfire
My NB2 is having an intermittent misfire at both cruise and under acceleration. AFR gauge will spike to 15.5-16 from 14.5 under cruise while the misfire is happening. Ive changed the coils, wires, sparkplugs and the fuel filter.
The lean condition leads me to believe that theres something wrong with the fuel system, I was hoping mt.net had some tips on how I can test the fuel pump and/or the injectors.
Car specs are:
MS3 Pro
FM turbo with gt2560
AEM FP
ID1050x injectors
GM Flex Fuel sensor
Thanks in advanced!
The lean condition leads me to believe that theres something wrong with the fuel system, I was hoping mt.net had some tips on how I can test the fuel pump and/or the injectors.
Car specs are:
MS3 Pro
FM turbo with gt2560
AEM FP
ID1050x injectors
GM Flex Fuel sensor
Thanks in advanced!
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Should add: Unfortunately my NB is my only car, thus I'm looking for ways to test fuel stuff that I am unfamiliar with (ie, does MS have a diagnostics mode?) as I cant have the car out of service for too long
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I don't even know where to start.
Your fuel table looks horrible, and all I can see from the shorter log is that you need to disable idle VE and tune your fuel table in the idle cells before enabling it again. You need about 15% more fuel at idle during that log, so ~1150rpm and ~36kpa. Your idle seems ~100rpm high, and then you're also adding 150rpm when your fan is on, definitely could try some lower rpms there.
The second log has a MASSIVE issue with the rpm signal. It's never stable. If that's the main issue you're posting here for, the $0 test is closing your crank trigger gap, then I'd start looking at cam and crank sensors.
Your fuel table looks horrible, and all I can see from the shorter log is that you need to disable idle VE and tune your fuel table in the idle cells before enabling it again. You need about 15% more fuel at idle during that log, so ~1150rpm and ~36kpa. Your idle seems ~100rpm high, and then you're also adding 150rpm when your fan is on, definitely could try some lower rpms there.
The second log has a MASSIVE issue with the rpm signal. It's never stable. If that's the main issue you're posting here for, the $0 test is closing your crank trigger gap, then I'd start looking at cam and crank sensors.
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Oof that's not what I wanted to hear after spending nearly 1200$ at a reputable tuner here in SoCal. The main reason was for the stutter during cruise (first log). Second log issues just showed up today
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