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Old 06-02-2002, 07:17 PM   #1
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Help Please: Hesitation/missing

Ok i replaced my rocker arms with steel roller tipped ones from crane, got new pushrods and the like and new keepers for my valves too cuz the old keepers didnt look so hot. Ok well i did it all and got it all running and everything. Drove it down to my gf's and it was great. drove it back another 20 miles adn we went to a mall. Came out of the mall and it was acting up, seemed hesitant and like it was not firing in one of the cylindars or something. Anyways limped it home, found out the temp sensor wire came off put that on, but not fixed. One of the header bolts was loose AHAH but tightened that and all the others.

Still dang misfiring or something, i checked the plug wires and i cant figure out what is going on. It was happy and all good for like 40 miles yesterday at all rpms now it's chuggin some and liek i said seems liek a misfire or something.

Suggestions thoughts? help guys!
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Old 06-02-2002, 07:22 PM   #2
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might wanna pull your valve covers and make sure everything's still where it should be, something may have loosened up from the work you did....???
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Old 06-02-2002, 07:46 PM   #3
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take a squirt bottle and fill it with water and spray your plug wires if there is a miss fire you should see it. If you drove 40 miles and you had no problems I would check them first before ripping the valve covers off.
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Old 06-02-2002, 08:53 PM   #4
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Spray your header tubes while its running too. THe water will vaporise instantly on a cylinder that is fireing. This will tell you which plug to cuss at.
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