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Pathfinder 88 Misfire problem #5 cylinder


anperalta
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Well hello everybody I'm a little new around here since December last year I got my Nissan and now i'm having a misfire problem on #5 cylinder which is making me going crazy........... already check spark, spark plugs, cap and rotor, and is not a fire problem, I don't think that can be a fuel problem because its an tbi injected and al the others 5 cylinders works good.

Make a compression test only in that cylinder and shows 150 psi.......... pretty well, what else can I check for? I'm getting out of ideas and already have 22 days whit this problem...... HELP please!!!!

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I change the plug of #5 with the plug of # 4 cylinder and still have the misfire on #5....... turn 180º the distributor cap changing the post of #5 to #2 cylinder. .... and still misfire on #5.....

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hmm... did you try changing just the wire from #5 to another cylinder? I can't think of anything else other than a basic leak-down test, but is there a timing ring in the distributor like on the WD21? It MIGHT be dirty/ bent or its wire?? I'm just throwing stuff out there man.... best of luck!

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Yes i do change only the wire to.... and nothing... i also remove the valve cover to check for a stuck valve but all looks good to..... so im realy confused.....noob question....what is a basic leak down test??? Jeje any other idea will be appreciated.... saludos....

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Looks like the mechanic it's a little lost to.............. 3 days at the shop and still not found the problem........... is not spark, is not spark, fuel neither compression....... clogged injector? I really don't thing so!

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