Subject	Hmm, I left the boost solenoids disconnected
Posted by	inf on April 07, 2008 at 3:12 PM
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In Reply To	Then it's hard to say. Usually a misfire is caused by posted by Audioquest on April 07, 2008 at 12:01 PM
Message	but they too look fine. Guess I'll be checking all connectors again...eck....=/
Follow Ups	misfiring and rpm takes a while to come down - inf 01:59:30 04/07/08 I also checked the TPS ohms and volts. - inf 02:02:17 04/07/08 Also visually checked the CAS and PTU connections (n/m) - inf 02:45:13 04/07/08 Did you run the diag on the o2 sensors? Have you - Audioquest 07:59:15 04/07/08 ya, did all those things. (n/m) - inf 11:53:25 04/07/08 Then it's hard to say. Usually a misfire is caused by - Audioquest 12:01:07 04/07/08 Hmm, I left the boost solenoids disconnected - inf 15:12:03 04/07/08 when mine did that...it was a bad CAS. (n/m) - spotz 12:14:02 04/07/08 what was wrong with it? - inf 17:02:54 04/07/08 Mine spun, it was just screwed inside. - spotz 00:03:25 04/08/08
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