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gaffer

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MV6 misfire
« on: 08 June 2008, 15:12:23 »

Someone must have done this already, but I can't find it. My 2000 MV6 has recently started to misfire under load (it seems OK at steady speed). Plugs are 13K old; wells had a little oil in but have been cleaned out; so have engine-top breathers (not much crud in them); paperclip test is clear. What do I try next? I'd rather it wasn't a replacement DIS pack, for obvious reasons, and because Helpful Local Dealer says it could be any of three, and I don't want to do two dismantles (one to find out which followed by a remantle to get mobile again, then do it all again to replace  :( ...).
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Re: MV6 misfire
« Reply #1 on: 08 June 2008, 16:24:20 »

could well be dispac fella yours will be the oval plug type carnt remember the part number  :-/
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Re: MV6 misfire
« Reply #2 on: 08 June 2008, 16:27:10 »


Part nš for oval plug type is 90492061
« Last Edit: 08 June 2008, 16:27:58 by dbug »
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Re: MV6 misfire
« Reply #3 on: 08 June 2008, 16:41:26 »

I would change the plugs first and whilst there inspect the HT leads.
If that fails to cure the misfire then its the dispack.
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Re: MV6 misfire
« Reply #4 on: 08 June 2008, 17:00:08 »

Misfire with no fault codes is often HT. If you had oil in wells, you may have cooked the leads
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Re: MV6 misfire
« Reply #5 on: 08 June 2008, 17:06:50 »

Just had this with my new (to me) 2.5 V6.  It was a bust HT lead breaking down under load, swapped it out and  - voila - sorted.  :)
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Re: MV6 misfire
« Reply #6 on: 09 June 2008, 19:49:30 »

Thanks for all this useful info - this is the place to come for expertise.  Sadly, it looks as if I still have to get the DIS out, even to change the leads.  >:(
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