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#21
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Originally Posted by Jbrew
Yea , you must be meaning monitors. It's just as easy to read the instructional or search the app info. Didn't your unit come with any info ?
From memory (mine lol), you have the Misfire monitor, mode 6 (= Cylinder history), M6 Live Data. This is the info the app taps into.
It's the live data you want to monitor for misfire. You bring the engine load up to it's worst misfire state, while watching the monitor info. There's usually a misfire count going on at the same time (that's for history), but the live data shows you as it's occurring.
It's a short cut techs use.
From memory (mine lol), you have the Misfire monitor, mode 6 (= Cylinder history), M6 Live Data. This is the info the app taps into.
It's the live data you want to monitor for misfire. You bring the engine load up to it's worst misfire state, while watching the monitor info. There's usually a misfire count going on at the same time (that's for history), but the live data shows you as it's occurring.
It's a short cut techs use.
#22
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Sorry had a long day... Was kind of vague. I was referring to the torque pro app; which monitors (meters popped into my head because you choose dial meter, half meter, etc and then what you want to monitor) should I choose to look at to find a misfire. Also my evaporative system check keeps saying incomplete. Is that a related issue?
#23
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Originally Posted by jprevat
Just run test results and look at $53 tests 01-08
#24
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Ok, yeah my problem is the miss is very intermittent. Happens usually when I'm lower on gas or the truck has sat for a week (I travel for work so it sits for a week at a time. Only had cold idle. But as soon as I drive and get above 1500rpms or 20mph the miss will go away and not come back for a while. Every like 5th time I have the miss the cel comes on and then goes off after 50miles. Usually a p0304 but all new motorcraft plugs/cops. Injectors were inspected (still within spec) and cleaned. Ran some Lucas oil fuel treatment. Compression test failed, but barely and only failed 1/3 times it was tested. Fuel pressure has been checked multiple times by a garage and even when they are able to get the rough start they can't diagnose the problem. Have tried the "turn the key on to let the pump prime" and didn't help. Also replaced fuel pump and gasket and all hoses down there. Triple checked for any leaks down there. At a loss here
If it still misfires I might would have to start checking the wiring or consider the pcm.
#25
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Originally Posted by jprevat
Im leaning toward compression. The next time you are gone for a week and come home pull #4 and put a cap of oil in the cylinder. It wont hurt anything but will bring compression up for a short time.
If it still misfires I might would have to start checking the wiring or consider the pcm.
If it still misfires I might would have to start checking the wiring or consider the pcm.
Another note that might be related is I also have the same intermittent rough start. It will turn over for anywhere from 3-10seconds but it's never failed to start. It doesn't matter on the gas level or how long the truck has sat, it's just completely random. Also doesn't coincide with the misfire either; sometimes they happen together, sometimes they don't.
#26
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So, how are you determining low compression ? Just curious, you didn't post any numbers.
I'm assuming..well, how did yuh do it man man ?
... Have you seen this one yet ? -
http://www.f150online.com/forums/art...ng-proper.html
BTW- The PCM kills the rail/injectors right after 4 seconds if she hasn't fired yet. That's consecutive crank. It resets right away. The way it reads, if it doesn't start within 4 seconds, switch the ignition off then try again. It's programmed that way to protect the converters...in case you were unaware.
I'm assuming..well, how did yuh do it man man ?
... Have you seen this one yet ? -
http://www.f150online.com/forums/art...ng-proper.html
BTW- The PCM kills the rail/injectors right after 4 seconds if she hasn't fired yet. That's consecutive crank. It resets right away. The way it reads, if it doesn't start within 4 seconds, switch the ignition off then try again. It's programmed that way to protect the converters...in case you were unaware.
Last edited by Jbrew; 08-23-2015 at 04:31 PM.
#27
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Originally Posted by Jbrew
So, how are you determining low compression ? Just curious, you didn't post any numbers.
I'm assuming..well, how did yuh do it man man ?
... Have you seen this one yet ? -
http://www.f150online.com/forums/art...ng-proper.html
I'm assuming..well, how did yuh do it man man ?
... Have you seen this one yet ? -
http://www.f150online.com/forums/art...ng-proper.html
#28
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Originally Posted by Jbrew
So, how are you determining low compression ? Just curious, you didn't post any numbers.
I'm assuming..well, how did yuh do it man man ?
... Have you seen this one yet ? -
http://www.f150online.com/forums/art...ng-proper.html
BTW- The PCM kills the rail/injectors right after 4 seconds if she hasn't fired yet. That's consecutive crank. It resets right away. The way it reads, if it doesn't start within 4 seconds, switch the ignition off then try again. It's programmed that way to protect the converters...in case you were unaware.
I'm assuming..well, how did yuh do it man man ?
... Have you seen this one yet ? -
http://www.f150online.com/forums/art...ng-proper.html
BTW- The PCM kills the rail/injectors right after 4 seconds if she hasn't fired yet. That's consecutive crank. It resets right away. The way it reads, if it doesn't start within 4 seconds, switch the ignition off then try again. It's programmed that way to protect the converters...in case you were unaware.
#29
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So if the oil helps, I'll be looking to get a new head gasket? Thanks I'll actually be going away tomorrow so hopefully I can diagnose this when I get back.
Another note that might be related is I also have the same intermittent rough start. It will turn over for anywhere from 3-10seconds but it's never failed to start. It doesn't matter on the gas level or how long the truck has sat, it's just completely random. Also doesn't coincide with the misfire either; sometimes they happen together, sometimes they don't.
Another note that might be related is I also have the same intermittent rough start. It will turn over for anywhere from 3-10seconds but it's never failed to start. It doesn't matter on the gas level or how long the truck has sat, it's just completely random. Also doesn't coincide with the misfire either; sometimes they happen together, sometimes they don't.
#30
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Hey guys go the bluetooth adapter today. Ran it but idk if I need more info in my settings? Here are my settings. And the data I got. Not sure if I should have left it run longer or not. Can any help me out?