93_SHO_FL
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Ok, so I've been reading and found alot of misfire threads. All are similar, but not exact to my symptoms. I did find one that closest resembles mine however here - http://www.shoforum.com/showthread.php?t=113212
Here's the parts I have replaced prior to reading the thread above.
D4U1 95 EEC-IV Computer (on 2nd one, this one is from RCM Auto), Bosch O2 sensors (still need to replace the rear one), Fuel Tank, Fuel pump & sending unit, Fuel filter, MAF, DIS, EGR Valve, EGR Sensor, Coil Pack, new Autolite Platinum plugs last night, & bought a Cam position sensor today, will be installing this evening. I put a new 850 CCA battery in a few months back also, and it tests out fine, as does my alternator.
I just did the Idle reset procedure I found on here that is as follows:
Idle Speed Program Reset Procedure
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1) Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
....Optionally, disconnect the keep alive memory (KAM) connector in the small
....wire also landed to the negative battery terminal.
2) Wait at least 30 seconds.
4) Reconnect the KAM connector or negative battery terminal.
5) Start engine normally (never press the gas pedal).
6) Allow the idle speed to settle for at least 30 seconds.
7) Within 70 seconds of starting the engine, concurrently apply all accessory loads.
....a) Climate control to MAX A/C.
....b) Headlight switch ON, brights ON.
....c) Turn steering wheel slowly ~1/4 turn side to side.
....d) Press brake pedal.
....e) ATX SHOs only: shifter to DRIVE.
8) Do not turn off engine for at least 5 minutes.
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That seemed to help keep it from wanting to stall out, but still misfiring.
I have made some videos that I thought may help also. I don't want to tear into the engine if I don't need to. From the thread above, it very well could be a shim. I'm going to start on it this evening, luckily I have 3 day weekend, but I'd rather not spend it working on the SHO.
Here's the videos I made about 30 min ago.
Video List
I welcome any and all suggestions! I will try to check my email often during the process, but being that I just sold my laptop (was going to by a Xoom til the car acted up), I have to use my Droid or go inside to use my PC to check it.
I got it to scan on my friends SnapOn MODIS scanner one time in KOER mode, but KOEO didn't scan, and it wouldn't clear codes, nor would it scan after that. This is why I initially thought I was chasing electrical gremlins.
The one time the scanner worked, it came back with no codes, all items passed. This was with the CEL on solid & misfiring like a mo fo.
When I swapped the EEC out, I got a 95 tested unit from RCM, and I had battery disconnected when I put it in, and left disconnected overnight to make sure it totally drained. I have been driving it daily for about 3 days, and it progressively gets worse. I put new plugs in it last night, but same result. The wires look fine, and are supposedly about 6 months old (Autolite). I considered changing these as well (but waiting).
I went with the 95 EEC unit at the advice of the people on this forum to help with the 93 ATX issues.
I also had smoke test done, and found 1 vacuum leak. I fixed this. Now there are none. Also, my AC now flips to MAX AC on RECIRC mode instead of fresh air mode. So that vacuum leak must control that part. ;-)
If you could, watch my videos (sorry they're from my cell phone) and maybe that can help lead me in a better direction.
Thank you in advance for help you all can provide me with.
Here's the parts I have replaced prior to reading the thread above.
D4U1 95 EEC-IV Computer (on 2nd one, this one is from RCM Auto), Bosch O2 sensors (still need to replace the rear one), Fuel Tank, Fuel pump & sending unit, Fuel filter, MAF, DIS, EGR Valve, EGR Sensor, Coil Pack, new Autolite Platinum plugs last night, & bought a Cam position sensor today, will be installing this evening. I put a new 850 CCA battery in a few months back also, and it tests out fine, as does my alternator.
I just did the Idle reset procedure I found on here that is as follows:
Idle Speed Program Reset Procedure
-----------------------------------------
1) Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
....Optionally, disconnect the keep alive memory (KAM) connector in the small
....wire also landed to the negative battery terminal.
2) Wait at least 30 seconds.
4) Reconnect the KAM connector or negative battery terminal.
5) Start engine normally (never press the gas pedal).
6) Allow the idle speed to settle for at least 30 seconds.
7) Within 70 seconds of starting the engine, concurrently apply all accessory loads.
....a) Climate control to MAX A/C.
....b) Headlight switch ON, brights ON.
....c) Turn steering wheel slowly ~1/4 turn side to side.
....d) Press brake pedal.
....e) ATX SHOs only: shifter to DRIVE.
8) Do not turn off engine for at least 5 minutes.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That seemed to help keep it from wanting to stall out, but still misfiring.
I have made some videos that I thought may help also. I don't want to tear into the engine if I don't need to. From the thread above, it very well could be a shim. I'm going to start on it this evening, luckily I have 3 day weekend, but I'd rather not spend it working on the SHO.
Here's the videos I made about 30 min ago.
Video List
I welcome any and all suggestions! I will try to check my email often during the process, but being that I just sold my laptop (was going to by a Xoom til the car acted up), I have to use my Droid or go inside to use my PC to check it.
I got it to scan on my friends SnapOn MODIS scanner one time in KOER mode, but KOEO didn't scan, and it wouldn't clear codes, nor would it scan after that. This is why I initially thought I was chasing electrical gremlins.
The one time the scanner worked, it came back with no codes, all items passed. This was with the CEL on solid & misfiring like a mo fo.
When I swapped the EEC out, I got a 95 tested unit from RCM, and I had battery disconnected when I put it in, and left disconnected overnight to make sure it totally drained. I have been driving it daily for about 3 days, and it progressively gets worse. I put new plugs in it last night, but same result. The wires look fine, and are supposedly about 6 months old (Autolite). I considered changing these as well (but waiting).
I went with the 95 EEC unit at the advice of the people on this forum to help with the 93 ATX issues.
I also had smoke test done, and found 1 vacuum leak. I fixed this. Now there are none. Also, my AC now flips to MAX AC on RECIRC mode instead of fresh air mode. So that vacuum leak must control that part. ;-)
If you could, watch my videos (sorry they're from my cell phone) and maybe that can help lead me in a better direction.
Thank you in advance for help you all can provide me with.