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Old 06-07-2014, 11:36 AM   #22
Kudzupatch
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Re: Engine misfire troublshooting

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This is a sign that the engine has a mechanical knock and the system is pulling timing.....
Thanks. That makes sense and had crossed my mind but I had forgotten about it. I don't hear anything but I realize I might not hear it.

I just drove to town to pick up some lumber and the stumble is MUCH worse. Also seemed down on power which would to line up. I am going to bump it back up to 4 degrees for now to improve the driveability.

I will go ahead and order a cable and get TunerPro installed and go from there.
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