Honda "Fishbite" MISFIRE (Diag & Repair)
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- Опубликовано: 3 янв 2022
- My Dad's 2007 Honda fit has developed a "fishbite" misfire under load at 130k miles.
I replaced the original spark plugs 20k miles ago, so what could be the problem this time?
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Enjoy!
Ivan
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Ivan, this was a real treat seeing you with your Dad. I bet the precious time together was more important than fixing the car. Thanks for Sharing! Спасибо, что поделился!
Ivan, so good to see your father! He is a nice man like his son! Glad his car is running nicely again!
A Honda Fit with a manual trans---your dad is a smart man. Being that it's an '07, and a Honda with only 130K on the clock, I had a feeling it was going to be something simple. Zero cost for the win!
Two good things about this video. First, a nice drive with dad. Second, no parts required! :D
Hello Mr Ivan’s dad! Isn’t he a retired physicist? A lot of brains in that car…
Hello Ivan's dad! Good job raising a son that is intelligent and tenacious at solving complex problems.
Ivan so nice to see your lovely Dad, very intelligent man, just like his Son!!
Would give anything in this world to be able to even hug my dad one more time. Cherish every moment with yours.
Thanks for letting us meet your father ivan you to are a spitting image of each other. And good on you for taking care of your father.
Your Dad nailed it for sure. The strong electric fields in high voltage applications can cause ionization and material breakdown, usually in predictable manner but because it is high voltage, it can also do crazy unpredictable things. So if you see things like that rubber-like compound breaking down, it was usually a strong electrical field responsible and not just old age or oxidation. These things are combatted with clean and solid terminations and silicone di-electric grease (or very large air gaps) just like you and Papa did. Notaknowitall, I just know what I know.
So cool seeing you spending time with your dad doing a video man. God Bless you both.
hello Poppa bear , you have a great son , you did a great job as a parent .
dad raised a very smart kid ,,,
😃👍 Your father is very intelligent talking about partials... Now I see where you get your smarts 👍
Your dad is right! The electric field of a needle is fascinating mathematically! The field diverges towards infinity as the tip gets sharper, you can best solve it exactly by conformal mapping!
What your dad said about sharp edges and particles or ions is 100% correct . In HV power systems alot of effort is put into designing equipment with few sharp ends and all edges are machined to have no sharp right angles . This helps reduce corona where the air in the vicinity becomes ionised often it forms corrosive gases with atmospheric nitrogen producing nitric acid that reacts with copper to form green residue not unlike the green crusties you find on some connectors. In my old job I always trusted my nose in HV environments electrical arcing also forms ozone which has a distinctive smell I sniffed out much faulty equipment before it self destructed. Once arcing starts damage is being done .
That trail was in better shape than most roads in New Jersey.
Easy fix again Ivan. Great diagnosis and good to see your father. Very intelligent man. Obviously runs in the family!
Your father has excellent taste in cars. They were called the Jazz here in the UK and I have seen these things go 200,000 miles with maybe a section of exhaust a clutch or sometimes a wheel bearing. We had one as a work vehicle on an industrial estate I worked on. 6 days a week it pretty much stayed running 11 hours a day driving around hauling guys or tools or equipment. If you fold down the back seats flat you can cram so much stuff into one of these.
Wow, so fascinating to see your dad commenting about the electrical fields and how spark occur!! Your dad is sharp as tack! So simple fix! Clean boots and wd40 fix! Gotta love so simple fixes! Awesome video! Great to see your dad again on here :)