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01 Extreme Misfire

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| Hello..... It started out with a fuel pressure problem although the computer read O2 sensors. My mechanic and I changed both sensors,EGR valve,Spider gear, put in new plugs and wires,coil wire and changed the fuel pump, cause my new one was faulty after 5 months. Now it reads multiple misfires(in which I didn't have before the fuel problems)and you can here it skip and hesitate, especially when you step on it. My mechanic has gone over all the wiring 4 - 5 times and still can't find anything. I'm confused and he is stumped right now. He's had the Blazer for two weeks now...HELP!!!! | |
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There are many things that could cause a misfire, after checking the basic tune up items and you still have a problem continue reading. The cam sensor has nothing to do with drivability or misfire it is used only to send misfire info to the PCM. I may be wrong but you may have a weak or broken valve spring. They are about $10.00 each or a set for about $65.00. A bent push rod or the ends of the push rod could have chips or be worn. The cam lobe(s) could also be worn.
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Replying to: waterggoo (Jul 18, 2009 11:53 am) |
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