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Help cylinder Not working
Hello friends have a 86 911 carrera Cylinder
4 &5 spark plugs are turning black. Replace the rotor, cap, spark plugs twice Had all the fuel injectors cleaned by a shop. When you start the car it sounds Like When you remove a spark Wire. Shaking When is running Car was running fine When I parked in the garage I removed the fuel tank cleaned it out and that's when it started happening. Please help what should I do Hope I explain it well P.s car was sitting for 8 mouths Before I cleaned the gas tank out |
Double check all your vacuum lines, especially the ones on the fuel regulator
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Not sure what the order is that you did everything, but how long until you had injectors cleaned and then installed. 4 & 5 are black so running rich. I would move injectors 4 & 5 to other side and see if it follows. They could be stuck open. Are all wires fully connected. Did you touch the valves? Did you replace the filter?
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Also the vacuum lines going to the regulator and damper make sure no fuel is in them. That was my issue and it was dumping fuel.
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Check the spark plug wires. Probably they're gone bad over the time. The spark can jump over a break, but with every break it's going weaker up to a complete fail.
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Yes sir I replaced the wires as well thank you
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Today I'm receiving a kit of NOID to check out if the injectors are getting Power don't think that's the problem but I'm trying everything.
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If the plugs are going black it’s probably an ignition issue not fuel starvation.
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I'd like to thank you all for your comments I finally got the car running and it's perfect issue was 2 of the injectors was running at 40% Even though I had them clean I read somewhere Injectors can Have an issue again after cleaning so I took them Back again to the shop and they Clean them again And that was the issue Thank you guys
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