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Lisa

posted on 30th Mar 05 at 21:58

airflow meter my mate with a gsi astra has the same problem and tec1 or 2 ,cant remember comes up with a fault on it.


FINCH WXM

posted on 30th Mar 05 at 21:49

yes when you press it quickly or stamp, really flat and misfires


Lisa

posted on 30th Mar 05 at 21:27

try air flow meter does itdo it if you try to stamp on throttle


FINCH WXM

posted on 30th Mar 05 at 19:40

its the dizzyless type c20xe (late model) so hopefully the leads will cure it


sri_racer

posted on 30th Mar 05 at 18:15

yer change da plugs usually solves da problem and if it aint right afta that check that the dizzy is ok


FINCH WXM

posted on 30th Mar 05 at 18:00

WAHT SHOULD I CHECK TO ENSURE THAT EVERYTHINK ELSE IS OK?


TOMAS

posted on 30th Mar 05 at 09:00

Leads aint cheap buddy. New plug are about £10-£20, use Vauxhall ones...


FozzyGSI

posted on 29th Mar 05 at 23:00

Had the same prob and it was plugs. Put them in the oven like above and she was running like a beaut:thumbs: Ideally new plugs and/or leads may be needed:)


FINCH WXM

posted on 29th Mar 05 at 21:54

guna try new ignition leads to see if this cures it. my leads are looking tired and old!!!!


TOMAS

posted on 29th Mar 05 at 10:31

Sounds like damp ignition, take the leads, plugs and dizzy off and ensure they are all clean and dry. I put my leads in the airing cupboard overnight and plugs in the oven at 200deg C for an hour to ensure they were dry. :thumbs:


FINCH WXM

posted on 28th Mar 05 at 22:17

Just had my car back from the bodyshop. cleaned part of the engine bay cos it was dirty. started it up and it sounds really rough and misfiring really bad. let iit run for a while just incase of moisture or water, it has got better but still aint right.

When you push down the throttle then do it quickly again it misfires. had alook at the ignition leads one of them dont look to good and i think these are the original leads. could it just be the leads which could be causing this?
What else normally causes misfiring?
It just seems strange bcos it was fine when i took it home then when i started it later it was misfiring really bad. the car hasnt been driven for a month.
Any suggestions on what could be causing this would be good.

thanks

[Edited on 30-03-2005 by FINCH WXM]