M10 misfire running rich

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  • Interstate90
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    Were you able to find the solution to this?

    Scratch that, I found an updated post: http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=276536

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  • BronzitM10
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    ive actually had a vw before the bmw and i expected it to not be as much as this. its literally gotten a new timing chain, new head gasket, intake gaskets. new plugs. wires. o2 sensor, have tried 2 sets of injectors. a new fuel pump, new FPR, valve clearance was checked fixed the 2 stripped valve adjusting nuts, new vacuum hoses in the spots it needed, new oil pan gasket (upper&lower) new Air flow meter, new coolant temp sensors,...seriously ive done alot and it still wont fire right tried it with working ICV and deleted the icv and ts still doing the same

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  • BronzitM10
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    lol funny thing is ive done like everything except literally rebuild the bottom end its running good when you rev it up but at idle it has a miss

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  • Hey_You
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    Buy a spare fuse box at the same time you buy the MK4, you will be needing it. And if you can't diagnose a m10, then have fun with the VW :P

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  • BronzitM10
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    i have already checked the compression its all fine except cyl. 4 is like 5 lower then the others. like i said the fuel injectors are basically pissing not spraying out a cone how they should.

    eh im so lost on this car....i think im going to a MK4 jetta >.< shoot me now

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  • jeffnhiscars
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    Originally posted by BronzitM10
    i switch out the injectors and it still does the same the cylinder doesnt die out..
    If you can disconnect an injector with a running engine and nothing changes, you have a dead cylinder. If there is fuel and spark check your compression or could be an electrical connection regarding your injectors.

    the bellow??? so if like i move the altitude compensator or tap it and it changes it isnt working properly??
    No. It may not be adjusted right but if moving it makes a change then its working.

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  • BronzitM10
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    i switch out the injectors and it still does the same the cylinder doesnt die out..

    the bellow??? so if like i move the altitude compensator or tap it and it changes it isnt working properly??

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  • jeffnhiscars
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    Originally posted by BronzitM10
    ok so when i tap on the altitude compensator it changes the idle a bit. is there any way to actually test it?

    another note..the fuel pump was changed cuz i got it for free. but the fuel injectors are spraying out a straight stream and that was trying on two set of injectors..

    and also when i pull the wire from the injector nothing happens i can do it to 2 and still nothing.. what can be causeing this? can it be the small computer module in the glovebox?? any help is greatly appreciated I ABOUT TO START THIS THING ON FIRE!!!
    The injectors should "mist" and if disconnecting an injector (or 2) does nothing than it is certainly malfunctioning so you need to replace them ASAP.

    As for testing the altitude compensator check Bentley or search. Moving it will effect your idle so that doesnt mean its not doing its job. Maybe your bellow is ruptured (sounds painful I know) so it still thinks its at sea level or the metal frame is bent (mine was after I snagged my sleeve on it).

    First swap out those injectors and let us know.

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  • BronzitM10
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    ok so when i tap on the altitude compensator it changes the idle a bit. is there any way to actually test it?

    another note..the fuel pump was changed cuz i got it for free. but the fuel injectors are spraying out a straight stream and that was trying on two set of injectors..

    and also when i pull the wire from the injector nothing happens i can do it to 2 and still nothing.. what can be causeing this? can it be the small computer module in the glovebox?? any help is greatly appreciated I ABOUT TO START THIS THING ON FIRE!!!

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  • jeffnhiscars
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    The bellow is sealed so will expand at higher elevation which pushes up on the copper frame which has a contact (the tab above the 2 rivets to the right) that slides along a linear rheostat (the black stripe) that will lean out your mixture as the altitude increases (less fuel+less oxygen=balanced mixture).

    If your isnt working you are getting sea level fuel quantities with mile high air
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  • jeffnhiscars
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    Albuquerque ??....Check your altitude compensator !!

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  • BronzitM10
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    the cap rotor and wires are all new. ill check the wires though.

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  • Jaxx_
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    Originally posted by Hey_You
    I would replace your distributor cap and rotor (if not done already) and check your plug wires. To check your wires, get a squirt bottle and spray some water on them while the car is running. If the misfire becomes worse when doing so, replace the wires.
    Note: DO NOT TOUCH THE WIRES WHEN DOING THIS!!!!!!!!!!!
    i prefer to look at the wires when its really dark and see if you can notice arching to the body.

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  • Hey_You
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    I would replace your distributor cap and rotor (if not done already) and check your plug wires. To check your wires, get a squirt bottle and spray some water on them while the car is running. If the misfire becomes worse when doing so, replace the wires.
    Note: DO NOT TOUCH THE WIRES WHEN DOING THIS!!!!!!!!!!!

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  • BronzitM10
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    So i changed the plugs and the FPR and it cleaned up the runnin rich alot. sounds a bit better..but there is still a misfire..how can i check the static timing my uncle was trying to tell me how but he couldnt remember where the hole is.

    Me and my dad also were running it then unhooked the vacuum line to the distributor and it continued to run and seem to get no vacuum. anyone know what could cause that?

    like i said its mainly a misfire right now..

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