R50/53 R53 cyl 2 misfire/stumble when cold
R53 cyl 2 misfire/stumble when cold
When I start on some cold mornings get. CEL 0302
Also, interestingly, most of the time this happens I also get the yellow traction triangle in the speedo display.
After running for a while the stumble goes away And if I clear CEL it stays away and runs well until next cold morning. Even when sitting for 8hr in the day, it still runs fine.
First time it happened the morning after a fuel fill up. I have ran 10? Tanks through it since.
Injectors test verified good 1k miles before issue started.
Also, interestingly, most of the time this happens I also get the yellow traction triangle in the speedo display.
After running for a while the stumble goes away And if I clear CEL it stays away and runs well until next cold morning. Even when sitting for 8hr in the day, it still runs fine.
First time it happened the morning after a fuel fill up. I have ran 10? Tanks through it since.
Injectors test verified good 1k miles before issue started.
New plugs at same time as verified injectors about 1k? ago. and No, I haven't yet pulled out/checked the new plug and will do so. though i would imagine the temp issue wouldn't make a difference on a plug.
My gut tells me it's early warning signs of a T-Map sensor going bad.
Bad T-Map will cause rough idle and throw off proper firing.
(But.... My gut had been known to be completely detached from my brain and common sense, be warned)
Bad T-Map will cause rough idle and throw off proper firing.
(But.... My gut had been known to be completely detached from my brain and common sense, be warned)
Wonder how to test for that. Leak-down test?
There are chemical test kits for exhaust gases in your coolant. Avail at autozone etc. 5 min test
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I would think that if coolant can get into the cylinder, combustion gases would be getting into coolant. So far thar doesn't seem to be happening.
Maybe a test could be - remove spark plug, pressurize coolant system, see if coolant is in cylinder 2
Yes, have tested several times, so far negative.
I would think that if coolant can get into the cylinder, combustion gases would be getting into coolant. So far thar doesn't seem to be happening.
Maybe a test could be - remove spark plug, pressurize coolant system, see if coolant is in cylinder 2
I would think that if coolant can get into the cylinder, combustion gases would be getting into coolant. So far thar doesn't seem to be happening.
Maybe a test could be - remove spark plug, pressurize coolant system, see if coolant is in cylinder 2
any codes?
Only the 0302 (cyl 2 misfire) mentioned above and the (oddly) concurent traction triangle.
Yes, combustion gases into coolant test is negative.... Though in theory hardGasses might not be getting into coolant and coolant might be seeping into cylinder - very unlikely. The leak without have to be like a check valve going only one way.
And it doesn't happen every cold morning, only some. Wish it was more consistent. Would be easier to track down.
Yes, combustion gases into coolant test is negative.... Though in theory hardGasses might not be getting into coolant and coolant might be seeping into cylinder - very unlikely. The leak without have to be like a check valve going only one way.
And it doesn't happen every cold morning, only some. Wish it was more consistent. Would be easier to track down.
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