backfire at 4000 rpms, help
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I have had the same problem twice. One time it was a spark plug wire arcing onto the header and the other time it was my opti going out........... Good luck.
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Originally posted by med_reject
backfire with hesitation (I.e. misfire at high rpm) typically bad plugs. Bad wire makes the car lose power and accelerate really rough, very noticeable at low rpms (assuming 1 wire).
backfire with hesitation (I.e. misfire at high rpm) typically bad plugs. Bad wire makes the car lose power and accelerate really rough, very noticeable at low rpms (assuming 1 wire).
Maybe a "bad" wire yes. But mine did it because it would arc onto the header. I am assuming it only did it in high rpms because the lunge of the car made the wire move.......... But thats what caused the EXACT same issue on my car so... Check that just in case.
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Start your car at night and look at the headers from all angles.... I tried to look for it one night and didnt see anything.... But it turns out when i pulled it onto ramps, and looked at the wires from underneath... you could see a blue spark arcing from the #7 wire onto the headers........
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