Mysterious Cylinder Misfire
Last edited by Adrian052; Jul 18, 2020 at 12:38 PM.
Seems that a lot of people are having issues with the mysterious single cylinder misfire on the M113. (M113.964)
In my case i struggle with the fault code P2058 (Cylinder 8 misfire), and the P2050 (General misfire fault code). It only happens under heavy load, high RPM. The ECU is performing a cylinder shutoff and the engine starts shaking. CEL ON. Ignition off engine restart, everything is fine until next time heavy load is applied, it happens every time. Under normal driving conditions it never happens.
Ignition coil/cables, injector is swapped with other cylinders. Catalytic converters are "knock-tested" and checked with endoscope without finding any problems. Compression test and cylinder leakage test OK. Left valve cover removed and visually inspected rocker arms and valve springs, without finding any obvious problems. Valve seats and cylinder 8 is visually inspected with endoscope without finding any problems.
I have seen somebody mentioning a defective injector driver inside the ECU itself. This seems unlikely, but not impossible? Any experiences is appreciated!
Thanks




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Last edited by blaxknose; Jan 8, 2024 at 06:33 AM.
Seems that a lot of people are having issues with the mysterious single cylinder misfire on the M113. (M113.964)
In my case i struggle with the fault code P2058 (Cylinder 8 misfire), and the P2050 (General misfire fault code). It only happens under heavy load, high RPM. The ECU is performing a cylinder shutoff and the engine starts shaking. CEL ON. Ignition off engine restart, everything is fine until next time heavy load is applied, it happens every time. Under normal driving conditions it never happens.
Ignition coil/cables, injector is swapped with other cylinders. Catalytic converters are "knock-tested" and checked with endoscope without finding any problems. Compression test and cylinder leakage test OK. Left valve cover removed and visually inspected rocker arms and valve springs, without finding any obvious problems. Valve seats and cylinder 8 is visually inspected with endoscope without finding any problems.
I have seen somebody mentioning a defective injector driver inside the ECU itself. This seems unlikely, but not impossible? Any experiences is appreciated!
Thanks
DTC P2050, P2058
Thank you very much for any help.








You have multiple misfires at 4500.Rpm
Note at the root of combustion you need a stable ignition system:
-- ALL cylinders need more than ok parts.
-- They need identical ignition parts: plugs & coils must be identical. This affects cyl. timings (never mind indexing).
Upstream sensors were money well spent
This being multiple cyl. check your fuel rail pressure remains stanle across Rpm.




