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Rich on 2 cylinders

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Hubbell91Tsi

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Feb 1, 2009
Bentleyville, Pennsylvania
I changed my wires and my o2 senor yesterday. Well, i went to start the car and it sounded like ass and i couldnt drive it. Well today i pulled the plugs out and 2 looked normal and 2 were just drenched in fuel and the top of the piston has a lot of fuel on it.

Anyone have any information that would be awesome.

Right now the car is back to stock.



Thanks Chase
 
are they pistons 1 and 2? according to vfaq, cyls 1 and 2 run a tad rich, 3 about right, and 4 a bit lean. its because of the inefficient design of the fuel system. this could be the case, or maybe your plugs should be gapped a bit better or changed to a hotter (?) range.

also clean your injectors, they might be sticking.
 
im getting spark to all cylinders and fuel to all cylindering. and i checked timing and its dead on...

idk wtf is going on, it has to be ecu or ptu.
 
It sounds to me like you just got 2 of the spark plug wires switched. Have you compared them to the numbering on the coilpack? Cylinders 1 & 2 have nothing in common. What brand wires?
 
wires are fine. i put stock wires on it same bulll shit. Now im only getting fuel to #1 cylinder.

Last night i took out the injectors and they all seemed to spray just fine....

I did a compression test
140 140 140 120(idk why)

I guess i will be pulling the head tomorrow.
 
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