cel "cylinder 2 miss fire" no power loss and no smoke or shuttering
06-05-2011, 05:51 PM
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cel "cylinder 2 miss fire" no power loss and no smoke or shuttering
just installed AP pulley and new ignition coils, plugs and wires. installed the ignition stuff first took it on a drive and everything was fine, then the pulley. the install went smooth but when i took it on the test drive going through the neighborhood it was nice, faster revs smoother idle just better overall...... then the blinking engine on the gauge cluster came on and went away when i was slowing down to pull over so i pressed on to kragens, on the way there the light came on intermittently in the 3k-5k rpm range. i tried to do the 20 brake tap and disconnected the battery and cleared the codes with their OBDii reader. on the way home it came back. right now the battery is disconnected and has been for a little while now.
any ideas?
any ideas?
06-05-2011, 08:16 PM
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I had this problem, when I installed my ap under drive and greddy pullies next day I got the misfire
I put in new wires and plugs it went away
U might of put the plugs wrong or got wrong ones. If u did it your self probably u missed something?
I put in new wires and plugs it went away
U might of put the plugs wrong or got wrong ones. If u did it your self probably u missed something?
06-05-2011, 09:14 PM
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I put in new wires and plugs it went away
U might of put the plugs wrong or got wrong ones. If u did it your self probably u missed something?[/QUOTE]
it was fine before the pulley and this aint my first RX and i bought them from mazmart and the P/N matched on all of them( trailing to trailing and leading to leading) it was after i installed the pulley and like i said i reset the ecu again and its fine now 0-100 and no CEL several times ill update if anything else seems wrong thanks again
U might of put the plugs wrong or got wrong ones. If u did it your self probably u missed something?[/QUOTE]
it was fine before the pulley and this aint my first RX and i bought them from mazmart and the P/N matched on all of them( trailing to trailing and leading to leading) it was after i installed the pulley and like i said i reset the ecu again and its fine now 0-100 and no CEL several times ill update if anything else seems wrong thanks again
06-18-2011, 03:56 PM
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ok... misfires are coming back I'm getting impatient with this car and have the money to give it to mazda for them to jerk me around and charge me stupid amounts of Money for them to tell me it's something not covered in the warranty or that I need a new engine. what is the sensor right behind the crank pulley? could that be causing a false multiple miss fire code?
06-18-2011, 04:24 PM
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It the ESS sensor.
Possible you messed it up while doing the pulley install and got it dirsty.
Might want to search cleaning it.
Are you sure you got the plate on right that is behind the pulley?
Did it come loose or move while doing the pulley?
It's keyed, so you can put it on backwards as I recall, but you do need to make sure it's positioned right.
That plate is the eccentric shaft plate.........ESS is therefore the Eccentric Shaft Sensor.
I still don't get whether or not you performed the rest correctly.
Turn the car to ON(not started), tap the brake pedal pretty qucikly until you see the oil gauge needle sweep to the right, then back to the left. Turn the car OFF, wait a few seconds and start it as normal.
BTW......and no reason you should have done this when replacing a pulley, but you didn't knocjk a plug wire off did you? Might wanna check that.
Possible you messed it up while doing the pulley install and got it dirsty.
Might want to search cleaning it.
Are you sure you got the plate on right that is behind the pulley?
Did it come loose or move while doing the pulley?
It's keyed, so you can put it on backwards as I recall, but you do need to make sure it's positioned right.
That plate is the eccentric shaft plate.........ESS is therefore the Eccentric Shaft Sensor.
I still don't get whether or not you performed the rest correctly.
Turn the car to ON(not started), tap the brake pedal pretty qucikly until you see the oil gauge needle sweep to the right, then back to the left. Turn the car OFF, wait a few seconds and start it as normal.
BTW......and no reason you should have done this when replacing a pulley, but you didn't knocjk a plug wire off did you? Might wanna check that.
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