Missfire under 2k revs

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James23
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Missfire under 2k revs

#1 Post by James23 »

Hi all,

I'll start by saying i've done a search and i've already changed my spark plugs, coil, HT leads and liquid phase filter.

I have a BRC sequent multi point kit.

The car drives fine on petrol with no misfires.

Under 2000 rpm it misses quite a lot on gas - most prominent at 1750rpm. If full throttle is used under these revs it results in lots of chugging and pops.

I'd say i'd ruled out the ignition system by changing what I have (waste of money!) the only thing i've not changed is the gas phase filter but I doubt it will be that - the liquid phase one was clean.

Which brings me to the question - are my injectors knackered? They've only done 50k and are BRC ones. Can they be rebuilt? (If so by whom?)

Any Ideas?


Cheers






Edit: Not sure if it's related but when switching the car on it cranks for ages before eventually firing, very embarrassing! If I switch to petrol a minute or so before I turn the car off then it fires quickly like a normal car.

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Re: Missfire under 2k revs

#2 Post by woody »

we are pressuming the car has recently started doing this, 2 possibilities to start with leaking injector[s] or vaporiser leaking through the vac pipe.
Easy to diagnose with the software,so you may need a BRC dealer.

hth woody

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Re: Missfire under 2k revs

#3 Post by cassbandy »

Hi did you check the spark plug gap before fitting

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Re: Missfire under 2k revs

#4 Post by James23 »

Well it has been doing it for a while now but it is getting worse.
I think there is an LPG garage not too far away with the software - out of interest how would the software tell them if an injector or the vap was leaking?

Yes I have checked the gaps - there was nothing wrong with the old plugs to be honest I just replaced them as it was easy enough and could have been the cause of my problem ( it wasn't )

Thanks so far chaps

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Re: Missfire under 2k revs

#5 Post by woody »

pressure dropping when swithed to petrol or switched off

woody

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Re: Missfire under 2k revs

#6 Post by James23 »

Thank you - makes sense.
Will see if I can stop by next week and get them to take a look.

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