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Home > Technical > 5.0 misfire on 1 bank with no obvious cause |
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geoffsnook Member Since: 19 Nov 2016 Location: cardiff Posts: 1699 |
Rear right plug is a |
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Fri Sep 22 2017 3:56pm |
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Andy K Member Since: 18 Sep 2015 Location: GL Posts: 4788 |
You need to be a bit careful you don't knock the £400 bit of kit with your foot, but it is possible to drive with it |
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Fri Sep 22 2017 8:58pm |
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tom0311 Member Since: 01 Apr 2016 Location: witney Posts: 240 |
Fair enough. Wasn't sure if it was just a cartridge or bulky. I'll order one and find out I suppose! |
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Fri Sep 22 2017 10:43pm |
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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 4842 |
Around the size of a packet of 20 fags, and only slightly dearer these days I think.
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Fri Sep 22 2017 11:05pm |
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tom0311 Member Since: 01 Apr 2016 Location: witney Posts: 240 |
Took it to the office again today with my fingers crossed the whole way. After around 30 mins it idles a bit rough and there's a definitely lumpy patch around 1100RPM. Coming up to junctions or moving in slow traffic you can feel it. Felt like it was going to conk out on the m4 queuing with the slip road shut Always worse after giving it the beans for a stretch as well. Probably order the IID in the next couple of days although I'm tempted to drive it half an hour up and down the ring road then straight to the garage.
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Mon Sep 25 2017 10:29pm |
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tom0311 Member Since: 01 Apr 2016 Location: witney Posts: 240 |
IID tool on the way. Paid a bit over the odds for the sake of getting it quickly as I don't really have the luxury of time getting this sorted. Becoming a PITA whenever I have to drive it to work. Fingers crossed I can take it out for an hour or so with the tool plugged in and get a fault code. |
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Sun Oct 01 2017 2:11pm |
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tom0311 Member Since: 01 Apr 2016 Location: witney Posts: 240 |
IID reported a lot of fault codes. Slowly search each one on the forum.
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Tue Oct 03 2017 8:06pm |
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Andy K Member Since: 18 Sep 2015 Location: GL Posts: 4788 |
Ignore U codes
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Tue Oct 03 2017 8:13pm |
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tom0311 Member Since: 01 Apr 2016 Location: witney Posts: 240 |
Thanks Andy - I'll happily ignore all those!
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Tue Oct 03 2017 8:15pm |
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Andy K Member Since: 18 Sep 2015 Location: GL Posts: 4788 |
I guess you just replace the switch.
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Tue Oct 03 2017 8:46pm |
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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 4842 |
P057B-87 Brake Pedal Position Sensor
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Tue Oct 03 2017 9:35pm |
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tom0311 Member Since: 01 Apr 2016 Location: witney Posts: 240 |
Hadn't spotted your reply Col, sorry. That particular code hasn't come back since that date. Wondering if it's from when the car went into the garage or something.
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Thu Oct 05 2017 1:49pm |
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GodivaNige Member Since: 14 May 2016 Location: Warwickshire Posts: 420 |
Could be prematurely worn timing chain guides, from what I’ve read in the past, this is a known issue with the 5.0 SC and is diagnosed by a rattle/knock at idle.
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Thu Oct 05 2017 2:15pm |
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tom0311 Member Since: 01 Apr 2016 Location: witney Posts: 240 |
Could timing chain issues could cause misfires? Maybe that's a good lead... |
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Thu Oct 05 2017 2:17pm |
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