The vehicle will start but is missfireing. The diagnosis say that there are no missfires.I replaced all plugs and coils. The number 3 coil was burned badly with bulging and a large crack in the housing.
You need a new PCM - engine computer . The transistor inside is fried . This is a problem on ford coil on plug ignition systems , the spark plug gap gets to wide causing the coil to work harder ,gets hot an shorts out frying the transistor inside the computer . Watch this video on testing computer drivers ( transistor)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FnYllf5D9E&t=13s
You can't just replace the PCM with a used either , needs to take a trip to the dealer to be programmed .
SOURCE: Missfire
You may need a new wiring harness. They have to be ordered from Germany. This is my guess. (I am having a similar issue with my '94; rough idle, #4 cylinder not firing intermittantly, replaced plugs and 8 ignition coils; new harness is my mechanics guess)
cheers and buena suerte
SOURCE: Missfire on number 3 coil on 2001 S type Jaguar 3.0 V6 Sport
Check the igniter module.
I assume you have a ecu code telling you #3 coil is missfiring ?
If so also check the crankshaft angle sensor .
If it is not an error code do a compression test and check the injector.
Hope this helps
Regards
George
SOURCE: i have a 1994 ford
check your compression, you might have low compression in that cylinder-also check your fuel injector in that cylinder, it may be damaged (wiring/connection) or defective.
SOURCE: I have a 2002 Nissan
i would definately replace the coil. pretty certain that will solve your problem. do not drive with misfire or that can cause fruther damage such as catalyst failing, which is prety expensive.
SOURCE: Missfire
just replaced plugs and COPS on 01 f-150 check engine light went out for a day. now it hesitates to start, has terrible miss at idle but runs fine. the codes say running to lean? btw, during plug replacement i removed an after market ford CNG assembly. did that assembly require different 02 sensors to compensate for the flash point differance between compressd natural gas and good ole gasoline.
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