406 turbo misfire

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craigtd
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406 turbo misfire

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hi, can anyone help me ?, i have a 406 2.0 turbo petrol, the boost is turned up but not alot but under hard exceleration it somtimes misfires,it also does this when you go to pull away somtimes and when you sit at a speed, but it will tick over fine and runs fine apart from this, any help would be great :roll:
carlb
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Re: 406 turbo misfire

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i would think plugs or possibly coil

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Re: 406 turbo misfire

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would that not make it misfire all the time ???? :roll:
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Re: 406 turbo misfire

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does it still miss with the boost turned back down to normal ?
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craigtd
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Re: 406 turbo misfire

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yes,
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Re: 406 turbo misfire

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i did read somewhere that when you turn the boost up it can blow the spark out,?????? not sure how true this is.
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Re: 406 turbo misfire

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hi no it is normal when plugs are worn and the gap is too large it will take more energy to cross the gap it also puts a very large strain on the coil or coils also the coils can break down internaly and produce a weak spark that may be ok on idle and steady driving but with boost it cant cope as it takes far more energy to cross the gap
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Re: 406 turbo misfire

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any idears on a good make of plug for turbo'd 406's
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Re: 406 turbo misfire

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hi i would use ngk`s bkr6ez i think but im not sure of that number
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Re: 406 turbo misfire

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NGKs - Bosch -

personally i would go for the bosch super 4s

what about leads ? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Peugeot-406-2-0i- ... 5ad84e621f
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