v6 escudo with a mis-fire????

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Weemsy
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v6 escudo with a mis-fire????

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anybody had this problem before with a v6 escudo?

starts from cold fine, and runs as normal.

when it gets up to temperature is when the fun begins........

sit at idle for about 30-60 seconds and a very intermittant mis-fire begins, the longer its left idling, the worse the mis-fire gets. it is worse when idling in 'drive'.

i disconnected to the plugs to the cylinder coil packs one by one and found cylinder 3 made no difference.

i swapped the coil pack to cylinder 1 and checked spark plugs etc, all fine. i gave it a run and it was perfect...............
for about 15 minutes.

now, swapping the coil packs etc etc makes no difference as i cant seem to narrow it down to any one cylinder. no.3 cylinder seems to be fine now, and so does no.1!!!!!!

disconnecting to coil pack plugs has the same effect on any cylinder, the rpm drops slightly, but the mis-fire is still present.

i see the injectors have plugs to them which i assume are solenoids to open/close the injectors, but i dont want to start pulling too much apart incase this is a common thing and its a 2 minute fix............

by the way, i washed the car last week then didnt run it until today, and this problem started almost straight away. :oops: i have wd40'd all the connectors, plugs etc that i can find, but still no different.

ANY IDEAS.......PLEASE!!!!!!! :cry:

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Re: v6 escudo with a mis-fire????

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This may sound dumb, but I had the same problem with mine a few years back, after I went a bit over the top with the water blaster. I found water had got down where the spark plugs sit on the passenger side head and since they are recessed about 4 inchs down it was hard to get the water out.

In the end I pulled the packs off the top of the head and exposed the spark plugs then stuffed paper towel down and used long tweezers to get it back out. Had to do it serveral times to get it all.

Once all the water was soaked up the problem was gone.

May be worth a look anyway... :)
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Re: v6 escudo with a mis-fire????

Post by Weemsy »

spot on mate. thank you.
did as you said except i blew them out with an air blower and it seems to be fine.
i had them in and out half a dozen times yesterday, and soaked them with wd40.
ah well, im wiser to where i use my water blaster in future!!!!
:oops: i owe you a cold one :D
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