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Originally Posted by 3ngin33r1,Mar 31 2005, 01:40 PM
And, what caused your battery to go dead the first time?
I am going to remove the LED any way this week end I am sick of how they look.
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ok.
I'm sure you saw where I was going with this.
My concern would be that during the installation of the LEDs, someone nicked a sensor lead or, worse, spliced into it for power/ground.
It could just need an ECU reset and all will be fine as Mike mentioned.
Or, maybe you really do have a crankshaft that is not in the right position and your motor is missfiring.
I'm sure you saw where I was going with this.
My concern would be that during the installation of the LEDs, someone nicked a sensor lead or, worse, spliced into it for power/ground.
It could just need an ECU reset and all will be fine as Mike mentioned.
Or, maybe you really do have a crankshaft that is not in the right position and your motor is missfiring.
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Originally Posted by 3ngin33r1,Mar 31 2005, 01:48 PM
ok.
I'm sure you saw where I was going with this.
My concern would be that during the installation of the LEDs, someone nicked a sensor lead or, worse, spliced into it for power/ground.
It could just need an ECU reset and all will be fine as Mike mentioned.
Or, maybe you really do have a crankshaft that is not in the right position and your motor is missfiring.
I'm sure you saw where I was going with this.
My concern would be that during the installation of the LEDs, someone nicked a sensor lead or, worse, spliced into it for power/ground.
It could just need an ECU reset and all will be fine as Mike mentioned.
Or, maybe you really do have a crankshaft that is not in the right position and your motor is missfiring.
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Originally Posted by 3ngin33r1,Mar 31 2005, 02:08 PM
almost sounds like a grounding issue.
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It would not rev over 3000 rpms while in N before I installed the plugs.
After I installed the plugs it revved right up to 5 grand no problem the other spark plugs were toast.
Thanks for your help if I get this problem again I will probably be looking for more help.
After I installed the plugs it revved right up to 5 grand no problem the other spark plugs were toast.
Thanks for your help if I get this problem again I will probably be looking for more help.