I would like to postpone - I still need to test drive the car for
diagnosing ... and I don't want to get the wheels dirty after you
clean them. Is that cool? I hope so.
Update:
Spark plugs AND coils checked out. Injector swap tomorrow.
Got rid of your tire pressure monitor light.
Started fabricating a custom gauge mount. Almost done. Can't put
gauge pod on a-pillar because of the air bag.
Haven't started deck lid yet.
I love this car.. it's HOT - tsssssssst
On May 22, 5:48 pm,
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> Still want me there sat?? I am still good.
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> Date: Wed, 21 May 2008 21:26:16
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> Subject: Progress , well sort of.
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> SO I put the intake back on with the oil pressure sensor and vac boost tee fitting [for your new gauges].
> The fault code has changed! Now it's reading misfire in Cyl#6. The diagnostic sequence for this is to swaps coils / swap plugs / swap injectors - in that order independently. If you see the misfire change position - than you've found the problem. I've tried the coils and no change. Plugs - then injectors tomorrow. What's good is that we've isolated the location of the problem and it's likely NOT oxygen sensors like we had originally thought. So - bottom line is - progress - kinda.
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