vendredi 15 août 2014

misfire cylinder #4 after spark plugs and valve cover gasket

Hi!

(UPD:IF POSSIBLE, MOVE THIS THREAD TO N54 section, my bad posting here.)



So i have a "10 335i with 113k on it.

I just did the spark plugs and coils (all new), valve cover gasket (had some minor oil leaks from old one) and water pump+thermostat proactively, since the original got me through 113k, but decided to be on a safe side.

Started the car, sounds rough like a tractor (even with ~700 rpms, after start), getting P0304 (cylinder 4 misfire).

New spark plugs are NGK.

tried putting old spark plug, switching with the next cylinder, as well as the coils.

What of all stuff should i be checking next?

When taking out spark plug it seems like it its in gasoline (though not soaked in it, but i can feel it being there), can't be sure if just because I'm trying to find issue or that may be injector leak.

But would it start suddenly or i should check something else first?

intake valve haven't been cleaned in 60k (at least, thats when i got the car)

Im definitely gonna be doing that , though i just suppose that there is something wrong with the job I've done, then just randomly with something else at the same time, but can't be sure as i don't know for sure, since i was trying to do a pretty careful and clean job.





found this



MISFIRE thread

http://ift.tt/1t8s5mz



gonna try to clean the VANOS solenoid



Will be thankful to any pointers, would prefer DIY, since out of warranty and

working at home anyways.



thanks





UPD:IF POSSIBLE, MOVE THIS THREAD TO N54 section, my bad posting here.



UPD2:

few things happened, while doing the job:

- replaced one pipe (that goes from VCG to Air Intake), since broke old one

-there are 2 vac pipes going above Valve Cover, did cut them with a razor blades and reconnected after i was done. Seem there is now air leak, could one cause one cylinder misfire?




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