Misfiring?
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I run whatever it is at Propel which I beleive is just E85. I'm leaving for 2 weeks so when I get back I'll just run a whole new tank of gas and see if that solves the problem. If that doesn't it's time for new coil packs.
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I think that may be the problem because I had a new pump put in. An AEM 320 and I didn't wire to the battery. Just in stock wiring. So I'll buy an sos kit I think
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Originally Posted by Totalpkg' timestamp='1435146596' post='23658562
Just fyi. I replaced my fuel pump and took the car for a quick spin to test and was getting misfire/hestitation. I put in the SOS wiring upgrade and it cleared the hestitation/misfire. Is your fuel pump E85 compatible?
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Originally Posted by RZA' timestamp='1436546133' post='23676558
[quote name='Totalpkg' timestamp='1435146596' post='23658562']
Just fyi. I replaced my fuel pump and took the car for a quick spin to test and was getting misfire/hestitation. I put in the SOS wiring upgrade and it cleared the hestitation/misfire. Is your fuel pump E85 compatible?
Just fyi. I replaced my fuel pump and took the car for a quick spin to test and was getting misfire/hestitation. I put in the SOS wiring upgrade and it cleared the hestitation/misfire. Is your fuel pump E85 compatible?
Thanks
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