8th cylinder misfire CEL flashing
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8th cylinder misfire CEL flashing
So, I just put a new round filter on my 5.2 ram, I was driving on the freeway in the rain and my ram downshifted when passing a truck and my CEL started flashing. I drove it home and everytime I downshifted it would flash. BTW I have an automatic. Regardless. Now the CEL is on all the time and when i give it just a little gas the engine bucks a little bit (between 1000-1300 RPMS) after that it is fine, but if it gets to high in the RPMs the CEL flashes. The code reads an 8th Cylinder misfire. Any suggestions?
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RE: 8th cylinder misfire CEL flashing
Thanks for all the input guys! I have had a noticable decrease in power... I drove about 120 miles in one day after installing the intake plus a few mile long drives around town. Does anyone know if the cat is welded in there or if it is bolt on and also if it is clogged will it need to be replaced or can it be unclogged?
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RE: 8th cylinder misfire CEL flashing
If you know someone with a welder, you could just cut it off and gut it, then have them weld it back on...but an exhaust shop probably won't do it...unless they're really shady and don't give you a receipt. If you have emissions testing it wouldn't be a good idea either... Just a thought...no advocation![&:]
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RE: 8th cylinder misfire CEL flashing
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If you know someone with a welder, you could just cut it off and gut it, then have them weld it back on...but an exhaust shop probably won't do it...unless they're really shady and don't give you a receipt. If you have emissions testing it wouldn't be a good idea either... Just a thought...no advocation![&:]
If you know someone with a welder, you could just cut it off and gut it, then have them weld it back on...but an exhaust shop probably won't do it...unless they're really shady and don't give you a receipt. If you have emissions testing it wouldn't be a good idea either... Just a thought...no advocation![&:]
My advice it to be legal and do it right. Gutting cats and O2 sims, IMHO, just make future troubleshooting a PITA.
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