Misfiring in the Rain
Misfiring in the Rain
Hey guys,
I've noticed that sometimes if it is raining really hard, my car will start to miss. I imagine it is because the engine is getting wet. Is there any way to prevent this? Would replacing the underhood insulation help? How about removing it comletely (maybe it is getting soaked with water, and then sitting over the engine dripping water on it)? Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Frank
I've noticed that sometimes if it is raining really hard, my car will start to miss. I imagine it is because the engine is getting wet. Is there any way to prevent this? Would replacing the underhood insulation help? How about removing it comletely (maybe it is getting soaked with water, and then sitting over the engine dripping water on it)? Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Frank
Re: Misfiring in the Rain
Nope, don't have a cold air intake. I don't think that the motor is sucking up water (at least I hope it isn't
), I just think that water might be getting on electrical components and making them act funny
), I just think that water might be getting on electrical components and making them act funny
Re: Misfiring in the Rain
Originally Posted by valter
Check spark plugs boots for cracks/fitment. It's good idea to use dielectric grease while installing them exactly to avoid this particular problem.
Re: Misfiring in the Rain
For those of you talking about opti's, I have a v6
As for the plug wires, they were changed in july, and I just got it back from the shop, saying that they were fine.
As for the plug wires, they were changed in july, and I just got it back from the shop, saying that they were fine.
Re: Misfiring in the Rain
You could always wait for a dry day and spray the wires with a spray bottle and be certain if they can hold up to the conditions. Also, as mentioned, just double check your connections.
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