Engine Misfire
OneBadasz71tahoe
03-06-2006, 01:28 PM
I have a 1998 Chevrolet 2 Door Tahoe. Recently I had a slight miss when idling so I replaced both the cap and Rotor with value craft parts and the spark plugs with Bosch Platinum 2 plugs. Since the tune up the engine seems to miss fire more idling, and since the repair at around 55mph or 65mph while going up a hill on a hwy the car will begin to skip occasionally as if a big 500 pound weight was bouncing up and down behind the car causing drag. While this is going on the rpm's do not change and I am wondering if this un-related to the miss, possibly something with the transfer case or transmission? I appreciate your help.
horse482
03-06-2006, 01:52 PM
Replace those junk Bosch spark plugs and put some AC plugs in it.
MT-2500
03-06-2006, 06:14 PM
Replace those junk Bosch spark plugs and put some AC plugs in it.
10-4 on the junk bosch plugs. :grinyes: :lol:
Take them back and demand your money back or better yet just drop them in the trash can.
MT
10-4 on the junk bosch plugs. :grinyes: :lol:
Take them back and demand your money back or better yet just drop them in the trash can.
MT
millerboyz05
03-07-2006, 07:42 PM
hey
mathpro
06-01-2006, 06:54 PM
I have a 1998 Chevrolet 2 Door Tahoe. Recently I had a slight miss when idling so I replaced both the cap and Rotor with value craft parts and the spark plugs with Bosch Platinum 2 plugs. Since the tune up the engine seems to miss fire more idling, and since the repair at around 55mph or 65mph while going up a hill on a hwy the car will begin to skip occasionally as if a big 500 pound weight was bouncing up and down behind the car causing drag. While this is going on the rpm's do not change and I am wondering if this un-related to the miss, possibly something with the transfer case or transmission? I appreciate your help.
Did you go back to the Delco's as recommended on this board and if so, what were the reults????
Did you go back to the Delco's as recommended on this board and if so, what were the reults????
MT-2500
06-01-2006, 07:04 PM
Did you go back to the Delco's as recommended on this board and if so, what were the reults????
Welcome to your first post on AF mathpro
But a little tip always check the date on the post and if it is a old post let the old and dead post lie in peace.
If you are having a problem like that one or another problem start a new post and someone will help you.
Good luck MT
Welcome to your first post on AF mathpro
But a little tip always check the date on the post and if it is a old post let the old and dead post lie in peace.
If you are having a problem like that one or another problem start a new post and someone will help you.
Good luck MT
OneBadasz71tahoe
06-16-2008, 02:39 PM
I did swap those garbage Bosch plugs for some GM spec AC Delco plugs and the change was manjor. Comparing the two plugs would be similar to comparing logs and apples (No comparison).
BigLou101
06-17-2008, 09:49 PM
i drove to cabelas in hamburg today about 1 hr away and the same thing was happening lugging pretty bad almost like it was skipping but it doesnt feel like tranny slip is this the cause?
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