I have acquired a 3.5 M30 powered e30 which is misfiring, any ideas what it could be?, what are the best and worst case scenario's?
Thanks
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jimbom30cab
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Is this a blue carbio ?
I'd check for
Spark
Fuel
and
Compression
in all cylinders.
I'd check for
Spark
Fuel
and
Compression
in all cylinders.
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87mtech27
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Thought you was dead against the anchor Fal? 
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Brianmoooore
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First thing is to determine whether it's a particular cylinder (or cylinders) that isn't firing, or a random misfire. Ideally, you should short each plug lead to earth in turn, but pulling the cap off doesn't usually cause harm.
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jimbom30cab
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Happened to me and I would NEVER advise anyone to do that
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Brianmoooore
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If you're daft enough to do it with your fingers, then you deserve what you get!
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fixedwheelnut
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Buy a pair of proper plastic pliers made for the job 
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HAHAHAHAHABrianmoooore wrote:If you're daft enough to do it with your fingers, then you deserve what you get!

If you Got "Haters",Then your doing something Right!
CR24v??? Where's it all gone?? LOL

