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Changed plugs car feels slower...
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Btw sorry for typos this was all done via cell phone at 4 am... Will edit once I get to my computer
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Iridium ngk laser welded MB plugs installed...
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Go back and make certain you've fully seated all of the spark plug wire boots on their spark plugs. You should either hear or feel a definite click when the boots snaps into place. The boots are a very snug fit, and it's really easy to think one is fully seated when in fact it isn't.
I had a similar experience when I changed my plugs. It seemed like it was running a bit rough with some misses. Went back and checked, and sure enough, I had two or three boots that weren't fully snapped onto the plugs. A reset shouldn't be necessary for a simple spark plug change. |
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The plug wires look new ish are factory wires bosch? Looked at possibly replacing them but will check that first thing.. All plugs are torqued to 25-30nm as close to 28 nm I could get...
Will keep this updated upon my findings |
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The factory wires a bosch. Just remove and re-seat all the wires and make sure they pop in and are in the correct order.
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Scan for codes, to find misfire.
Star reset = sneaky ECU reset, you can do that yourself. Did you use the 17 mm offset wrench to remove your wires? |
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Yep used 17mm vs yanking em...but one didn't feel seated right on opposite end from plug is there a trick bc when you push it on its almost like air gets stuck in end of boot so to speak so you have to put it on and let the air out of the end... That's only part that didn't feel right plug wires were all tight on the plugs...
As for ecu reset there are lots of rules some say lock doors others say dont basically sit there for 2 min till you hear the noise... Even if you don't do reset and you sit in car for 2 min it still makes same noise... |
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Use star to check codes? If so reset adaptations at same time... No codes vie autozone scanner
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Sneaky reset plus reset battery for 3 hours and drives much better... Wish it didnt shift at such low rpm... Want it to hold at higher rpm
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Sometimes at wot the car shifts at 3,000-3,500 rpm :/ and ideas is this adaptations? It's like it's trying to achieve best mpg vs best performance
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