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Re: Possible Rod Knock
« on: Apr 27, 2008, 08:56:20 PM »
miss= engine miss-fire  aka  that particular  cylinder is not  producing power, this can be caused by a bad  spark plug,  a bad  sparkplug wire ,  a bad  fuel injector(less likely) ,  bad rings (less likely)  or a bent valve

you need to run a compression check  and see what the compression is on each cylinder
compression testers  can be bought at any parts store  for $20 

remove all spark plugs  then  screw in the tester hose, attach gauge  hit  the starter  and let the engine spin freely  a few revolutions
write down the results  (good is 120 plus-170 psi)

then repeat on all 4 cylinders

post your results

if  you remove the spark plugs and find a dirty plug  that might be your trouble

removing the plug wire  and it not making the engine die  tells me  that  cylinder  was bad
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