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Pajero NJ V6 3.0L overfuelling in cylinder no5

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Pajero NJ V6 3.0L overfuelling in cylinder no5

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Post by hudson44 »

Maybe do a compression test on all cylinders to make sure that cylinder isn't low on comp. It may be not burning the fuel well if it's down on comp. If that tests ok, i would have said leaking injector (as mine are leaking down and hard to start after sitting) although you did say you have changed them.

I'd hate to say it but it sounds like a possible dead cylinder. Bottom end maybe? I would start at a comp test and let us know how you go.
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Post by steverisingsun »

Check the fuel regulator by pulling off the vacumn line while running, does fuel come out? If its stuffed fuel will be sucked into the rear cylinders
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Post by NJV6 »

This is what i did to chase mine a couple of years ago.

http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/phpBB2/ft ... ht=misfire

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