- Jul 12, 2006
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Well, a couple weeks or so ago I posted up a miss fire issue on my 96' GT. I thought I had the issue worked out but didn't.
The mechanics of the problem is that I have a P0175 code (rich bank 2). I can hook up live link and look at all 8 cyl's and see that every single cyl on bank 2 has random misfires. At this point, I have tested and replaced every single thing I can think of. 2 new coil packs, new wires. FP is good I have done a compression test on all cyls which is good. I even replaced the EGR valve.
I tried switching the front O2's to see if maybe there was a bad one on bank 2 but the situation is the same. I'm totally lost with this one. I also had extra CKP CSP sensors that I tried.
Is there any at all possibility that I could be dealing with some sort of cam timing issue?
Like I said before in my other posts. The motor is a 04' PI engine that had around 69K on it when installed and ran perfect until about 2 weeks ago.
I'm pretty new to the whole live link data logging stuff. I would be nice to know what PIDS to use that would point me into the right direction of the issue.
The mechanics of the problem is that I have a P0175 code (rich bank 2). I can hook up live link and look at all 8 cyl's and see that every single cyl on bank 2 has random misfires. At this point, I have tested and replaced every single thing I can think of. 2 new coil packs, new wires. FP is good I have done a compression test on all cyls which is good. I even replaced the EGR valve.
I tried switching the front O2's to see if maybe there was a bad one on bank 2 but the situation is the same. I'm totally lost with this one. I also had extra CKP CSP sensors that I tried.
Is there any at all possibility that I could be dealing with some sort of cam timing issue?
Like I said before in my other posts. The motor is a 04' PI engine that had around 69K on it when installed and ran perfect until about 2 weeks ago.
I'm pretty new to the whole live link data logging stuff. I would be nice to know what PIDS to use that would point me into the right direction of the issue.