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Author Subject: After Pugfest 2014 Misfire !!!!
Day666

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On way home from Pugfest the 6 started to sound & go as if it was on 3cylinders ...
Managed to get home slowly & checked NGK plugs & Coilpacks & found when No1 coil pack unplugged no differance to Engine ...so must be Coilpack or plug ??? ...Pressure tested Cylinders also !!
Was praying not head gasket !!!!
Anyway when I had a look around Noticed multi plug on No 1 fuel Injector looked more proud than other 3 So pushed it back in only to find it pushed back out !!!!
Turns out underside fixing clip was snapped off & plug wasn't touching correctly ...a quick cable tie around No1 injector & between injector plug two wires ....Sorted .....thankGod .!!!!
To sort 100% would need to sort new plug onto loom ....Thumbs down ....it's good for now ....

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Posted 15th Jul 2014 at 19:06
daver6

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Another cable tie saves the day!

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Posted 15th Jul 2014 at 19:25
Day666

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daver6 wrote:
Another cable tie saves the day!


Godsend LOL
Posted 15th Jul 2014 at 20:00
Niall

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New plug is a piece of p**s to do mate. Get a new one on there before the cable tie slips lol.
Or if its just the metal clip missing, you can nick one from another 2 pin junior timer plug and pop it in
Posted 15th Jul 2014 at 22:30
rallyeash

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Your lucky. My car finished it's abused runs with a knackared driveshaft (new the day before) and a dodgy clutch!

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Posted 16th Jul 2014 at 18:08
yippeekayay

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Too much wheel spin ash... you looked smooth and controlled when I watched you

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Posted 16th Jul 2014 at 18:43
dangti6

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What brand shafts do you use Ash?

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  • Posted 16th Jul 2014 at 18:59
    Day666

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    Post #8
    Niall wrote:
    New plug is a piece of p**s to do mate. Get a new one on there before the cable tie slips lol.
    Or if its just the metal clip missing, you can nick one from another 2 pin junior timer plug and pop it in


    You mean solder a old one on Thumbs up
    Yep need to LOL
    Posted 16th Jul 2014 at 22:49
    Day666

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    Post #9
    rallyeash wrote:
    Your lucky. My car finished it's abused runs with a knackared driveshaft (new the day before) and a dodgy clutch!


    Thank god that wasent me then Ash....how much ?????

    Not complaining about mine now Thumbs up
    Posted 16th Jul 2014 at 22:52

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