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joker #558822 07/25/2009 7:10 PM
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No fuse in that circuit?


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jmoore #558848 07/25/2009 9:11 PM
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Not really.

joker #562404 08/05/2009 11:22 PM
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did you figure it out yet?

gazim #562415 08/06/2009 12:05 AM
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Originally Posted by gazim
Well I have a red face.I found the miss. I had ran the main power wire from the starter to the ign. switch in a poor location. It was being pinched between the valve cover and the firewall. The insulation was rubbed off and shorting out. Under heavy acceleration the engine torque gave it more clearence and it ran fine.

Thanks to all that gave me info.


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jmoore #562861 08/07/2009 12:48 PM
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Thanks, missed that...

Avette4me #563245 08/08/2009 6:30 PM
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I missed a lot of stuff. the slight miss is still there. I'll find it eventually.

gazim #563249 08/08/2009 6:47 PM
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Gazim,

Change the HEI module!.

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Scott Danforth #563567 08/09/2009 10:01 PM
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OK Scott, I promise to do that this week. If you are wrong will I have any recourse? At least "I told you so"? eek

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If that is not it, then it is in the cap, rotor, coil, or plugs. However the odds are it is the module.


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Scott Danforth #563752 08/10/2009 1:43 PM
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I have already replaced all except the module. It just bugs me that it will idle smooth till 1500 miss till 2800. go like heck above that. Module check on tuesday. I bet everyone is getting tired of reading about this.

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You loose Scott. new module and still a miss.

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More information...

Is the truck missing? Or stumbling like it is running out of fuel?
Is there any backfire through the carb (like a cough)? Or is it backfiring through the exhaust?
What is the compression on the cylinders?
What carb are you running? Is it a Quadrajet? If it is a Quad, have the shafts been rebushed?

Tell us all what you have verified thus far.

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Builder, It is a slight miss or stumble at low rpm(not idle) No backfire (well maybe when I fumbled with the timing)
Running a fairly new edelbrock carb New double diaphram fuel pump, I havent checked the compression yet. Follow this thread back and you will find I have run out of things to check.

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Sometimes running lean on the low side can make a stumbling or "cough" through the carb at lower RPMs.

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The next step is to put it on a scope and watch each cylinder.


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Avette4me #566248 08/18/2009 10:54 AM
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Could be yer blinker fluid is low

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It just might be, The indicator light doesn't work on left turns.Someone also sugested the muffler bearings.

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gazim, I have a Edelbrock carb on my FJ40, even with fuel filters a fine silt type junk accumulates in the carb after a wile. When it starts missing, I yank the carb, take the top off and hose it out with carb cleaner. Clears the miss right up. Might give that a try.


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