michaelwoodward
18-01-2010, 01:42 AM
Hello can sombody help?
I've just bought a S4 quattro cab and have a new love in my life. Problem is she's sick; after driving my first 100 miles the emissions control unit warning light came on. Diagnistics reads engine misfire in all the cylinders. Turns out the fella I bought it off spent £400 on new coil packs trying to rectify this problem; this worked but it did come back on now and again.///hadn't been on for a while apparently. Mmm.
There is absolutely no noticable affect on performance, not does the engine misfire. When I took her into an Audi garage recently tp check out the fault codes, they couldn't find any misfire and cleared the fault. After a road test the light stayed off.
Now it back on and i've been reading a few posts about cleaning MAF filters and also adjusting the spark plug gaps; wider/normal spark plug gaps of .035-.045 inches might cause a misfire? A guy in a post gaped them to .022-.025 and this seemed to clear the misfire (he had also replaced the coil packs).
Has anyone experienced anything similar or can any tell me if this gaping stuff hold the answer?? Thanks very much!
I've just bought a S4 quattro cab and have a new love in my life. Problem is she's sick; after driving my first 100 miles the emissions control unit warning light came on. Diagnistics reads engine misfire in all the cylinders. Turns out the fella I bought it off spent £400 on new coil packs trying to rectify this problem; this worked but it did come back on now and again.///hadn't been on for a while apparently. Mmm.
There is absolutely no noticable affect on performance, not does the engine misfire. When I took her into an Audi garage recently tp check out the fault codes, they couldn't find any misfire and cleared the fault. After a road test the light stayed off.
Now it back on and i've been reading a few posts about cleaning MAF filters and also adjusting the spark plug gaps; wider/normal spark plug gaps of .035-.045 inches might cause a misfire? A guy in a post gaped them to .022-.025 and this seemed to clear the misfire (he had also replaced the coil packs).
Has anyone experienced anything similar or can any tell me if this gaping stuff hold the answer?? Thanks very much!