2006 r53 misfiring trouble starting
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2006 r53 misfiring trouble starting
The problem that i have is that I accelerated under full throttle till i reached 45. The light turned red so i slowed down. When i stop at the red light the car starts to sputter and it seems like its misfiring. Dont know what went wrong. So i pull into a gas station and i turn it off, it was still sputtering and rhe car would barely accelerate. When i turn it off white smoke came out of the exhaust and it wouldnt turn on after that. I removed the intercooler to check if everything under there was ok and to my surprise the intercooler was full of fuel. Why idk. Fuel is going up to the rail and holding strong. I manage too turn it on after a while and it is still misfiring. What could be the problem? ?? Please help the code randon cylinder misfire came up. It has new wires and i swapped out the msd ignition i had in with the stock one to see if that solved it but still the same.
#2
You using 90-93 octane (rm+2, the US/north American rating system, higher in other countries)? Folks sometimes try to go cheap...and burn a valve, or worse....
Next...a gas smell in the pcv track (it is looped to the IC) is somewhat normal with a misfire...fuel is not getting burnt...so it dilutes the oil, washes down the cylindars walls, and gets pumped around as pcv blowby....
I would get a compression check done...the whisp if white-ish smoke is troublesome....when the compression check is done, the plugs can be swapped/checked too....
Any other codes? Just a random misfire code?
Next...a gas smell in the pcv track (it is looped to the IC) is somewhat normal with a misfire...fuel is not getting burnt...so it dilutes the oil, washes down the cylindars walls, and gets pumped around as pcv blowby....
I would get a compression check done...the whisp if white-ish smoke is troublesome....when the compression check is done, the plugs can be swapped/checked too....
Any other codes? Just a random misfire code?
#3
You using 90-93 octane (rm+2, the US/north American rating system, higher in other countries)? Folks sometimes try to go cheap...and burn a valve, or worse....
Next...a gas smell in the pcv track (it is looped to the IC) is somewhat normal with a misfire...fuel is not getting burnt...so it dilutes the oil, washes down the cylindars walls, and gets pumped around as pcv blowby....
I would get a compression check done...the whisp if white-ish smoke is troublesome....when the compression check is done, the plugs can be swapped/checked too....
Any other codes? Just a random misfire code?
Next...a gas smell in the pcv track (it is looped to the IC) is somewhat normal with a misfire...fuel is not getting burnt...so it dilutes the oil, washes down the cylindars walls, and gets pumped around as pcv blowby....
I would get a compression check done...the whisp if white-ish smoke is troublesome....when the compression check is done, the plugs can be swapped/checked too....
Any other codes? Just a random misfire code?
#4
White smoke from the exhaust is coolant and you should be able to smell it too. What P codes is it throwing? That'll help with narrowing down the possibilities.
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So it's throwing P0264 and P0302?
P0264 - Cylinder 2 Injector Circuit Low - Clogged or partially clogged fuel injector can cause this code. This and more information HERE.
P0302, try swapping the plugs around and see if the misfire follows. Some more info here. Good info in this NAM thread here as well.
P0264 - Cylinder 2 Injector Circuit Low - Clogged or partially clogged fuel injector can cause this code. This and more information HERE.
P0302, try swapping the plugs around and see if the misfire follows. Some more info here. Good info in this NAM thread here as well.
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Driving a car till it will not go is always the most $$ option...makes troubleshooting and real rs much more difficult and $$, as it allows the original issue to progress....
IMO, do a compression check...the white smoke MIGHT have been from a head-gasket failing...would certainly account for a no start...but likewise, a car driven with a clogged fuel injector could have burnt a valve, also giving you a zero compression, resulting in a zero comoression, no start....
Guess you backed yourself into a cornor by driving it till it died...time to look deeper and spend more $$$ now than what MIGHT have just been a $50 injector....
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