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Old 26-04-2005, 02:49 PM   #1
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Hey guys,

Went to start the Falcon up yesterday (nearly didn't), thought it was idling a little rough. Started to drive off and it farted like a milo-tin Civic! Disconnected the plugs one by one but couldn't figure out which ones were playing up, so I'm going to get new leads & plugs for it. A few questions though;

? Would idling in traffic cause the extractors to melt the leads?
? The hydraulic lifters make a racket- would this have contributed to it?
? I took it to 200 the previous night (I know, stupid :O), and I remember 4th gear only went to 4k or so then wouldn't go any further. Since I'd never been to 200 in it I thought it was normal and went to 5th, and it seemed to take longer getting there.
? Anyone know if indexing the plugs works?

The extractors worry me a little, they get pretty damn hot and the previous owner said it melted the clutch cable before they were shielded. Anyone with similar heat issues?


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Old 26-04-2005, 03:12 PM   #2
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vaccum leak to the MAP sensor is what I would be checking.
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