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D-Rock 05-25-2019 10:29 AM

Motor a little shakey when idioling
 
Hey i have 2007 f150 fx4 and my engine is a little shakey qhen stoped at a light but qhen in park smooth as ice??

Wwebster12 05-28-2019 10:54 PM


Originally Posted by D-Rock (Post 6210269)
Hey i have 2007 f150 fx4 and my engine is a little shakey qhen stoped at a light but qhen in park smooth as ice??

I just picked up an actron reader to help chase down a no code misfire. Found out #4 was the culprit. I moved the COP to another cylinder and reset the data. Another test drive showed cyl 4 was the problem (misfire didn't move with the COP). Installing a new plug tomorrow.

I'd recommend getting a code reader with mode 6 capabilities. Its been a headache saver for me.

D-Rock 05-29-2019 06:59 AM

Even with no check engine light ? I have no warning lights or anything. And honestly havent had any real issues with my truck.

Wwebster12 05-29-2019 07:22 AM

The link below helped me tremendously. No code misfire.


4x4Fun 05-29-2019 10:29 AM

Yes, you can have misfires without truck error codes. I have had that too and the aftermarket COPs, that I had used with no issue for around a year were the issue. I put in the old COPs and everything was fine again.

Ecobuilder 05-29-2019 10:38 AM

If you have an android device (phone,tablet, chromebook) get yourself the TorquePro app and an ELM bluetooth reader.

Cheap (~$25) and puts a lot of info regarding your truck into your hands.

It will allow you to see which cylinder(s) are misfiring and if there are any pending error codes.

ShirBlackspots 05-29-2019 10:46 AM

Something I've been curious about is how does the computer know precisely which cylinder is misfiring when it doesn't have a sensor per cylinder and records things per bank?

redfishtd 05-29-2019 02:49 PM

It uses several tools
 
One-- it looks for the crank boost when that cyl is supposed to add torque . It also looks at the cop coil collapse kick coming back at it .
Just because you don't have any codes is not Legitimate claim of nothing wrong . Misfire have thresholds to set a cel otherwise they would be a real nuisance. Damage to cats can be underway , if you can feel it and it has other symptoms you know its not right . That's why you are here being proactive before something gets worse .
That's why there is a mode six to look at raw computer counts per cyl towards setting a cel . Torque pro is really cheap . 5$ /old android phone/cheap bluetooth reader amazon . There are many fixes here. This engine is very sensitive about its ignition circuit .


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