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16-10-10, 18:27
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 vec loss of power
today when driving home i got a bad flat spot like a miss fire and a load of grey/black smoke came out of the back end the dont do it all the time once its had its hissy fit its fine back to how it was its had new plugs about 3 weeks ago any idea or it just dying and just waitting to go bang on me
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16-10-10, 19:50
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well hard to say tbh ste could be a dodgy fpr and dodgy wire has it been parked up for long periods when it does it?
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16-10-10, 20:22
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Black smoke is mainly a sign of overfueling. I would investigate the FPR (replace it), and possibly get the injectors checked as well. Its possible some debris jammed the injector open for a split second and thus caused the engine to overfuel on one cylinder causing what appears to be a missfire. So: Fuel filter - Just in case its not stopping crap from the tank FPR - If its bleeding, or not within manufacturered limits it could be causing the car to overfuel. Injectors - If it continues. Some fuel treatment would be worthwhile in the meantime.  |
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16-10-10, 21:55
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and the injection center in bolton are recommended for injector cleaning bud
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