Fixing A Misfire or More Hidden Issues on the CHEAPEST Maserati Quattroporte in Europe?
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Will some new coil packs fix the misfire or are there more hidden issues on the cheapest Maserati Quattroporte in Europe project?
Thanks for the update on all your projects, Phil! You definitely have plenty of projects to keep you busy. Love the sound of the Maserati! What an AWESOME vehicle.
Love when you start your “baby” up! Such a beautiful rumble ❤
More like a purr……
An intermittent miss could indicate dirty/ faulty fuel injectors. Dump some injector cleaner in the fuel tank to start with.
You are an amazing man, Phil, so talented and your Maserati mean machine is so beautiful. So of course you want to get it right to go on your travels which sound very exciting. We see you renovating and looking after your beautiful Château and then all the mechanics that are required to fix everything which you seem to be able to do without much of a problem. I’m very impressed, thank you for your videos and have a good weekend, cheers 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺
Plenty of spinning plates as always Phil, good update on the many projects. 👍
A lot of irons in the fire Phil, but your priorities are well thought out. Good luck with all of them!🙏❤️
What a sweet ride you Maserati Is Phil. Sounds like you will really be enjoying it soon with the vacation plans that are coming up.
It is good to have a loose plan of action because it lets you do other things while waiting on parts for something else to come in. It is probably best to just go ahead and get the other coil packs and do them all, at least it is an easy job in the end. Have a great day
There are car part shortages in the US also.
One coil per cylinder, wasn't that basically the same technology used on the Ford Model T?!
Are those weeds growing over a wall seen during start of video?
Ditch the van. Money pit. No, without air conditioning it is not enjoying in summer. You got used to air conditioning.
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Hey Phil!! All I want to know is how did you learn to fix EVERYTHING? Especially car maintenance
Probably lots of trial and error. Just like I did.
Change them all - 850 Euros is cheap compared to the value of that vehicle. Fingers crossed it works.
Isn't it encouraging to undertake an aspect of a project and notice progress? Having the shop space sorted out by vehicle/implement aids visually in planning and also, as you noted, Phil, actually leaves room to work in the areas surrounding the priority projects.
As I have been doing some spring cleaning/sorting, I've noticed that going through certain boxes of items that have emotional significance for one reason or another, is especially difficult and exhausting (e.g. personal items from my late parents' house that were hastily packed up to be dealt with later). The direct way in which you spoke today about the very real emotional components surrounding your decisions about the work you opt to undertake on the van and your estranged wife's car reflects such a healthy recognition of those factors, Phil. Seems that you are making progress in several very notable areas of your life. I'm guessing that I'm not the only follower of your vlogs who is inspired by your example.
Thank you for explaining it all Phil but you didn’t have to. It is appreciated. Best of luck with it all. I know you can do it. You don’t have to thank us for our patience either but thank you. May you please take care and stay safe. Louisa. 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️🤩🤩🤩
Nice rumble anywhere on settle down! Like the Harley that made my front windas rattle the other day. More of a Lambo bloke this end but I do like you Maserati m8. Sounds like you need a priority list young fella [
Possible engine gasses in coolant, block test will rule out head gasket
Is it possible it is the catalytic converters (when they get hot) causing all 8 to misfire? Too much back pressure from gummed up catalytic converters.... 🤔 Throw a straight pipe on one bank and test it then (not to mention it will sound much meaner). I had the same issue with my 1990 Fer 348 TS. My solution was to permanently install straight pipes, removing the cats. Fer cats don't really last long (no idea why). Although you really can not just permanently throw some straight pipes on, being in the EU, you can put some temporary ones on to see if the problems resolve themselves. You know how to do metal work, so you should be able to fashion something for testing.
Billy's son will need that Range Rover soon. 😂😊😅😮
Lots of projects, but I vote for the Maserati as the priority. With all your planned trips this summer, you won't have much time to use the van anyway. My grandmother was born in Turji Remeti, in the Eastern Carpathian Mountains, now part of the Ukraine. I'd love to visit there someday.
I hope Maserati will sponsor you on this channel who better to sponsor than you Phil. I hope everything works once your done is a lovely car maybe they can send you as a representative to LeMans or any F1 :) Maybe contact Peter and Anna the two of you can work on your car give them a bit of a holiday. Guess you are going to Mick's birthday :) I wish I knew something but sadly I don't.
Hi my 2009 Jaguar FX with 4.2 L engine is having the same problem. It's not the coil packs for me. A jaguar mechanic told me yesterday to replace the fuel rail pressure sensor. He said that can cause the misfires. He also said low fuel pump pressure can cause misfires. I have ordered a fuel rail pressure sensor. Will install when it arrives. After that, if that does not fix the problem. I will replace the fuel pump. The mechanic said those are the two main reasons for misfires when multiple cylinders are involved. I don't know if this would help you but could be something worth looking into. Like you, I do all of my own work I enjoy it.
I think you are wasting your money buying 8 coils,if you fitted 2 new coils and you still have the same misfire logged then why do you think buying 8 will change it?
I had running issue on a BMW once and scanned for faults and it showed same as yours all cylinders had misfires ,thought strange they all went bad at same time,did a close inspection and found a air leak on a hose,fixed it and all misfires disappeared
To avoid this in the future, as it will happen again, put heat barrier tape on the underside. Plastics should not be allowed in internal combustion engines. They all fail due to heat; intake plenums, coolant piping, timing covers, etc. Items, such as the expansion tank, which are in close proximity to high heat should be made of more heat resistant material.
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Does it have any vibration at idle or in drive? It could be the engine mounts causing phantom knock
Phil how many years have you dreamed about that car? Is it something you wanted as a child?
The same ferver that you would. You can order car tents Phil.
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On your trip in June don't forget your window shades to keep it f4om getting to hot from sun.
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That Messy-ratty Kumquatro is a basket case.
Sounds like a plan and looks great , absolutely beautiful car ❤
You gotta have a plan....😂. You'll never be bored. Take care. X
Got my fingers crossed this works. Have a good weekend
The 1 series is your wife's? I guess she owens it? Let her have it. If it has the M47 engine you won't kill it (chain belt on the front side). The only lower quality item is the rear axle differential gearbox, if you punish it, it will be gone after 250 - 300.000 km.
No it was previously hers when she lived in France before we separated.
I had it after she left as a cheap to run daily but I have another car to use as that now (details coming)
It’s the N47 so timing chain on rear but I’ve already done that along with huge amounts of other stuff so it’s a sorted car mechanically just a little rough around the edges bodywork wise
You forgot about your motorcycle. You still have that?
Phil you have a mighty long to do list. It’s grand to be busy
One sexy sounding car❤❤❤❤👏👏
Let’s get that mower going!
A good update on everything. My first car to have AC was a new corolla D4D In France in 2007. Sold and moved to County Kerry and bought a 1989 Volvo 240 auto estate. No AC, expensive option and so rare to find on a UK spec 240. Owned for 10 years, 8 as only car/daily driver. Then bought a 1996 Volvo 940 auto estate in 2016. No working AC when bought. Finally last summer fixed it with new condenser, used AC compressor and better used AC pipes. Nice to have. Also have a 2015 Toyota Auris Hybrid estate Icon +. Cheap to run, an A to B car. Volvo 940 is my favourite to drive though and reliable at 210,000 miles.
Sweet engine sound on the highway!
Love to watch you work on cars.
Car sounds good
I would only worry about the Range Rover, your promise to Billy, and the Maserati, the fun car. The other projects can be time fillers.
hey Phil, enjoy your new ride. lots of things to be in the workshop. Waiting for parts is the worst. Fix up the van and the BMW and sell them, make some extra cash for things you want or need. Enjoy your weekend. Love from N.Y.
Phil, nice update on the Maserati. You will get it running wonderfully well very soon, I'm sure.
Cheers.
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Phil, glad to see you back here. I have to ask, is that a plant growing in the corner of your garage?
Slow and steady wins the race! 😊
dont forget to help fish get some of those weeds out
Throw the white van out. Past garbageOUT! New garbage in 😊
Yep always a good idea to have a loose plan … your so lucky that you can work on your projects yourself ❤
Definitely take the win on the engine light not coming on 🫶🙌
On a happy note : My van arrived home yesterday ..27 months ago they took it away ,I’m happy and relieved but disappointedly sad all at the same time 😞
because I had too rely on a family member(son) and it didn’t happen and at a major cost that wasn’t planned for ☹️
But onwards to get totally on the road in the next 2 weeks 😊🥰❤️
Have a fantastic weekend