pilot
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- Nov 24, 2005
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huntington,
West Virginia
I have a 1997 Elcipse GS-T with the 2.0 turbo engine.
I have an ignition miss. This is an interemittant miss. It does occur when the car is cold. It usually occurs after I have driven the car and turned if off for a short period of time.
The car won't rev above about 1500 RPMs and misses very badly.
Today it happened on the way home. So I put a timing light on each spark plug. Number 2 and number 4 were firing irregularly and when I reved it up they dropped out all together. These cylinders are fired by different coil packs. So I am assuming the coil packs are not the problem. The car does run, so I am assuming the Crank Position Sensor is ok. This leads me to the Cam Angle Sensor. I removed the cover on it and wipe away some oil but it didn't help. Is there anyone to test this part without the part tester that the manual says you need?
What else could be the problem?
Thank you in advance for your help
I have an ignition miss. This is an interemittant miss. It does occur when the car is cold. It usually occurs after I have driven the car and turned if off for a short period of time.
The car won't rev above about 1500 RPMs and misses very badly.
Today it happened on the way home. So I put a timing light on each spark plug. Number 2 and number 4 were firing irregularly and when I reved it up they dropped out all together. These cylinders are fired by different coil packs. So I am assuming the coil packs are not the problem. The car does run, so I am assuming the Crank Position Sensor is ok. This leads me to the Cam Angle Sensor. I removed the cover on it and wipe away some oil but it didn't help. Is there anyone to test this part without the part tester that the manual says you need?
What else could be the problem?
Thank you in advance for your help