1995 jag starts misfire and dies
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uh-oh. New coils. There have been several reported problems with new aftermarket coils causing misfiring and other strange symptoms. Sorry to dig that up, doug!
The sensor near the throttle body (on top) with 4 wires is the iac (idle air control). Unplugged = open = more air though throttle body, probably higher idle rpm. Plug it in and it dies = bad iac, closing off air supply. Or, very dirty throttle body with iac passage blocked too much. However, in theory the iac should compensate for that, by opening more to keep the rpm in range.
The sensor near the throttle body (on top) with 4 wires is the iac (idle air control). Unplugged = open = more air though throttle body, probably higher idle rpm. Plug it in and it dies = bad iac, closing off air supply. Or, very dirty throttle body with iac passage blocked too much. However, in theory the iac should compensate for that, by opening more to keep the rpm in range.
Last edited by Big-D; 08-20-2013 at 12:23 AM.
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i dont know why tps is getting spikes to like 64 from 12 at steady throttle. is this tps defective or something else triggering it. got this reading by graphing tps on obd2 it spikes to 64 only when it misfires. any ideas this is using Acton cp-9580 obd2 otherwise it is a flat line except on acceleration.
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