rough running
Before changing oil, I dumped some Seafoam in.
Also put some in the gas tank, appx 1/2 can with a 3/4 full tank Engine now running rough Check engine light on Checking codes I get P0101 MAF P0304 #4 misfire P0305 #5 misfire P0300 multi misfire Any simple solution?? I believe that I most likely put too much Seafoam in the gas tank |
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How many miles on the car? Daily driver or ?
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134,000
I can not let suck a beautiful work of art sit, I drive all the time. Love the stares that it gets. |
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If you sprayed it into the throttle body, you just need to find an interstate , an jump on it. I left a cloud of suet an smoke for 2 miles. It will clear out.... :rolleyes: And that's not to much in the tank..
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Thanks
Guess that I should have mentioned that I have ran 1/2 tank twice Plus 100 mile on the highway |
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Originally Posted by deltacrossfirebob
(Post 896588)
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Guess that I should have mentioned that I have ran 1/2 tank twice Plus 100 mile on the highway |
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Is this MAF spray available at a parts store??
Special??? I figured I was gonna need to do fuel filter. Plugs pain in the a... Thanks |
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Originally Posted by deltacrossfirebob
(Post 896615)
Is this MAF spray available at a parts store??
Special??? I figured I was gonna need to do fuel filter. Plugs pain in the a... Thanks |
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Just used google CRC had a very good video on youtube Looks like I know my to do tomorrow after coffee Thanks all |
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Originally Posted by deltacrossfirebob
(Post 896617)
Thanks
Just used google CRC had a very good video on youtube Looks like I know my to do tomorrow after coffee Thanks all |
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Happiness on your new status I replaced myself years and miles ago when I first purchased the car I am going to follow the suggestions here after coffee. When you are here still contact me. |
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Originally Posted by deltacrossfirebob
(Post 896649)
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Happiness on your new status I replaced myself years and miles ago when I first purchased the car I am going to follow the suggestions here after coffee. When you are here still contact me. I personally do not believe they are beneficial, auto makers often specifically say not to use them, anything not in the gas and oil already is probably not required at all. |
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I am torn on that.
I blame myself for maybe using too much with too little gas. As far as in the oil, don't know there either. I am gonna clean MAF today, check plugs order new filter from needswings. After cleaning MAF, run to see if that does the job. Then the plugs. Keep you all posted Thanks again for all the advice. |
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Update
Did the spray the MAF with CRC MAF cleaner No good, won't idle, runs rougher Letting it sit tonight and retry tomorrow If no luck will be changing the fuel filter Appreciate any further ideas Thanks for the help |
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Originally Posted by deltacrossfirebob
(Post 896694)
Update
Did the spray the MAF with CRC MAF cleaner No good, won't idle, runs rougher Letting it sit tonight and retry tomorrow If no luck will be changing the fuel filter Appreciate any further ideas Thanks for the help 1. Get in your car 2. Turn the key to the on (not start) position, the position just before the starter turns over. 3. Press the gas pedal to the floor with the key in the "on" position. 4. Hold the pedal to the floor for five seconds, then turn the key back to the "off" position (don't remove the key), then release the gas pedal. 5. Wait 2 mins. for a full alignment. 6. Drive the car as you always do. |
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BTW realize that under the skin a Crossie is really a Merc R170 and never forgets codes. The official procedure is to record the codes, clear the codes, then see what comes back.
The first time often get many particularly if the battery has been replaced. BTW I see a number of mods including the MAF. Is it a Bosch sensor ? Did you do anything just before it began ? BTW after cleaning the MAF they often are hard to start or run cranky for a few minutes, then they usually smooth out. |
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I would put the original MAF sensor in the MAF body if not already in it. There have been problems running the 74mm MAF sensor, wirth a try I'd say.
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PNA
Thanks for the idea Will try it right after morning coffee PADGETT and ONEHUNDRED80 Original sensor. Advice here was to use it All was fine till I dumped Seafoam in the gas tank. |
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You had dormant demons in the tank, you woke them up :)
Seriously, you may need to drain and refill the tank. If you are lazy ( like me ), you could disconnect the flexible line where it connects to the manifold and use a rubber tube connected to it to dump the fuel into 5 gallon cans. Hook up a battery charger and turn the key on ( not start ) to energize the fuel pump. ( ALL THE ABOVE IS ASSUMING THAT THE FUEL IS THE PROBLEM, NOT SAYING IT IS ) |
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Never say never and since an easy swap, try it but with a dirty/failing MAF I usually see a P0170 and P0173 (fuel trim error on both banks) and does not run rough though MPG may be down.
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