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Hey all,
I have searched and searched online and can’t seem to figure out what is going on. I have a 2005 STI with a newly built motor (1,925 miles at the time of this post)
the block is an IAG stage 2 with the heads having been rebuilt and what not. It’s running 24 psi of boost on an FP black turbo. 1000cc ID injectors and upgraded fuel pump along with cobbs flex fuel setup and accessport. Once the motor was broken in 500-1,200 miles I went to the local dyno and had it tuned by a reputable tuner. The car was making 430whp on e85. So everything was all fine and dandy. Then one day (probably about 2-3 weeks after the tune) I throw a CEL. I check and it’s a misfire code for cylinder 2. Well I clear the code and it’s fine, no other CEL for a couple of days and then it starts again and this time it’s a different cylinder, I clear it and ride around to see and it comes back and it’s another cylinder.. needless to say I get in contact with my tuner who currently is having me send him a datalog. But utilizing the Cobbs misfire readings, the car is throwing misfires in cylinders 1-4 primarily 2 and 3 when idling. Like sometimes on start up cylinder 3 can get as high as 80 misfires as soon as it cranks but then evens out. Currently typing this after driving it to my mother in laws the car is at idle but threw 35 misfires in cylinder 2 once I pulled back into the driveway and having it idle. What stumps me is under load while driving it’ll have a misfire here and there in any of the 4 cylinders but typically is 0. It’s never a constant thing either. One day it’s one cylinder throwing what I read as an insane amount of misfires and then others it’s a completely different one. I have already changed to new spark plugs and new coil packs. Still reaches 24 psi and seems to run great once I am driving.
Does anyone have any idea what it could be while I’m waiting for my tuner to get back with me?
feel free to ask for further information and sorry if the lengthy kinda confusing post.
thanks I’m advance
I have searched and searched online and can’t seem to figure out what is going on. I have a 2005 STI with a newly built motor (1,925 miles at the time of this post)
the block is an IAG stage 2 with the heads having been rebuilt and what not. It’s running 24 psi of boost on an FP black turbo. 1000cc ID injectors and upgraded fuel pump along with cobbs flex fuel setup and accessport. Once the motor was broken in 500-1,200 miles I went to the local dyno and had it tuned by a reputable tuner. The car was making 430whp on e85. So everything was all fine and dandy. Then one day (probably about 2-3 weeks after the tune) I throw a CEL. I check and it’s a misfire code for cylinder 2. Well I clear the code and it’s fine, no other CEL for a couple of days and then it starts again and this time it’s a different cylinder, I clear it and ride around to see and it comes back and it’s another cylinder.. needless to say I get in contact with my tuner who currently is having me send him a datalog. But utilizing the Cobbs misfire readings, the car is throwing misfires in cylinders 1-4 primarily 2 and 3 when idling. Like sometimes on start up cylinder 3 can get as high as 80 misfires as soon as it cranks but then evens out. Currently typing this after driving it to my mother in laws the car is at idle but threw 35 misfires in cylinder 2 once I pulled back into the driveway and having it idle. What stumps me is under load while driving it’ll have a misfire here and there in any of the 4 cylinders but typically is 0. It’s never a constant thing either. One day it’s one cylinder throwing what I read as an insane amount of misfires and then others it’s a completely different one. I have already changed to new spark plugs and new coil packs. Still reaches 24 psi and seems to run great once I am driving.
Does anyone have any idea what it could be while I’m waiting for my tuner to get back with me?
feel free to ask for further information and sorry if the lengthy kinda confusing post.
thanks I’m advance