Misfiring after ignition conversion

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Misfiring after ignition conversion

Postby cotje on Sat Jul 25, 2015 8:32 pm

Hi all,

Seperate topic for this specific problem. After changing my ingition setup from single coil to 4 COPs and learning the correct CRIP and Dwell for the new setup, the cars runs and drive good on low boost.

Now the next problem occurs: while driving car runs smooth and strong upon 200KPA (without overboost). If I enable overboost the car misfires shortly for 1 or 2 moments. 1 during boostbuild, the other when boost gets build down.

What to do?
- I will try playing with the sparkplug (NGK BKR8IEX) gap (now 0.7, will try 0.5 as proposed on other forums with these COPs)
- I tried altering dwell from 1.5ms to 3ms but this did not change the behavior

Picture of the sparkplug below. Looks like it's running a little to hot?!
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Any other suggestions?
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Re: Misfiring after ignition conversion

Postby Sean on Sun Jul 26, 2015 8:26 pm

Plugs look more than a little hot, possibly try 10's
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Re: Misfiring after ignition conversion

Postby cotje on Mon Sep 28, 2015 5:33 am

Hi all,

After switching plugs for normal types, altering gaps and playing around with the dwell-time I still couldn't resolve the misfire from happening. So, next thought was "what did I change":
- Single coil distributor for four pencoils
- Magnetic SYNC sensor for Hall sensor
- New CRIP index > 450
- New dwell map
- New plugs

After ruling out plugs, CRIP, dwell and coils I figured it must be the Hall sensor losing signal and causing the loss of sprak. And INDEED!! Today I changed the Hall sensor for the old Magnetic sensor and the car ran like before without misfiring :D

Guess my Hall sensor is defective or should ik use some kind of SYNC Filter for these sensors?
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