Alright well Saturday I started tearing my engine down and I got it completely back together Tuesday. Just in case everyone forgot, I have a 3.4 and I ported some heads to match the gaskets and bought a Comp 260H grind (212/212, .440/.440 (.469/.469 after 1.6 rockers), 110 LSA).
It idles okay but when I go for a drive it hesitates and misfires a lot. I'm thinking maybe the TPS is bad and that causes the hesitation and maybe a coil is bad and that causes the misfiring.
The reason I'm thinking this is because I brought it to a shop where they hooked the scan tool up to it and it showed no voltage in the TPS, even though it was hooked up. Then we unplugged one spark plug wire at a time, and for 2, 3, 5, or 6 the rpm dropped like they were supposed to, but for 1 or 4 (which are on the same coil) the engine would completely die. Now I have no idea why this does this and why it would mean a bad coil, but I can't think of anything else.
Also we unplugged an injector or two and the rpm dropped, meaning they were working, but then we plugged a noid light into the plug and it showed no pulse. He tried several more, no pulse.
This is where I got to thinking that maybe the computer needed tuning. The scanner said the A/F was at 14.7:1 so that's perfect, yet it also said the O2s weren't plugged in, yet they were getting readings.
Very mysterious things that even confused the technitian. I double and triple checked every connection, the plug wires are installed right, the injector harness is installed right, everything was put back in the right spot. Anyone got any ideas???
It idles okay but when I go for a drive it hesitates and misfires a lot. I'm thinking maybe the TPS is bad and that causes the hesitation and maybe a coil is bad and that causes the misfiring.
The reason I'm thinking this is because I brought it to a shop where they hooked the scan tool up to it and it showed no voltage in the TPS, even though it was hooked up. Then we unplugged one spark plug wire at a time, and for 2, 3, 5, or 6 the rpm dropped like they were supposed to, but for 1 or 4 (which are on the same coil) the engine would completely die. Now I have no idea why this does this and why it would mean a bad coil, but I can't think of anything else.
Also we unplugged an injector or two and the rpm dropped, meaning they were working, but then we plugged a noid light into the plug and it showed no pulse. He tried several more, no pulse.
This is where I got to thinking that maybe the computer needed tuning. The scanner said the A/F was at 14.7:1 so that's perfect, yet it also said the O2s weren't plugged in, yet they were getting readings.
Very mysterious things that even confused the technitian. I double and triple checked every connection, the plug wires are installed right, the injector harness is installed right, everything was put back in the right spot. Anyone got any ideas???
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