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Old 01-12-2023, 08:35 PM
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Driving home from a track day where the car ran flawlessly I pulled up to a light and all of a sudden my car started misfiring and the check engine light started flashing. This went on for about 10 seconds and then cleared up. I got a warning on the dash to consult workshop but no solid check engine light. Drove home without any further issue. Brought the car to an independent shop in the morning and there were codes for cylinder 2 and 3 misfire. They decided to replace all spark plugs and coil packs. They test drive the car and all checked out. I drove home with no issues and the car ran great. I went to back in my driveway and when I put it in reverse it started running rough again for 10 seconds and then cleared up. I checked codes and there were 2 pending codes for map sensor and airleak but no misfire. I drove for another 30 miles with no signs of an issue then the check engine light went on again. When I got home and went to back in the driveway the car started running rough again and check engine light was flashing. Shut it off and started up again and all was normal. Checked codes and it has codes for cylinder 2 and 3 misfire, random misfire, airleak and map sensor. Where do I go from here? Anyone had a similar issue?
Old 01-12-2023, 08:54 PM
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Doesn’t seem internal because it runs flawlessly most of the time.
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Originally Posted by meangt3rs
Doesn’t seem internal because it runs flawlessly most of the time.
Yeah mine is having issues at idle but once I accelerate everything was running smooth.

At first I thought it was some exhaust leak or something.
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clean or replace the MAF sensors.
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clogged injector(s) .. fuel filter ... vac leak . coil wires ..dirty MAF

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Originally Posted by slawus
clean or replace the MAF sensors.
Those things are from a bygone era, no longer present on modern 911s.

The MAP and air leak codes suggest most likely a leak and smaller chance the MAP itself is bad.

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Sounds like maybe a vacuum line popped off somewhere
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Originally Posted by JCviggen
Those things are from a bygone era, no longer present on modern 911s.

The MAP and air leak codes suggest most likely a leak and smaller chance the MAP itself is bad.
I'm not suggesting this is not the case.
In my case that was it .New RS take the air from side vents ,you'll be surprise of how much dirt is in the air box .I'm on my sixth Porsche and never seen anything like that.
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Rat damage?
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Unless the rat ate though my wires at the track I would say that is highly unlikely.
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everything stock on your car? Headers installed by chance?
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Stock exhaust
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hmmmm. I will be following this thread for sure. I hope its something simple, in the end!
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Originally Posted by meangt3rs
Driving home from a track day where the car ran flawlessly I pulled up to a light and all of a sudden my car started misfiring and the check engine light started flashing. This went on for about 10 seconds and then cleared up. I got a warning on the dash to consult workshop but no solid check engine light. Drove home without any further issue. Brought the car to an independent shop in the morning and there were codes for cylinder 2 and 3 misfire. They decided to replace all spark plugs and coil packs. They test drive the car and all checked out. I drove home with no issues and the car ran great. I went to back in my driveway and when I put it in reverse it started running rough again for 10 seconds and then cleared up. I checked codes and there were 2 pending codes for map sensor and airleak but no misfire. I drove for another 30 miles with no signs of an issue then the check engine light went on again. When I got home and went to back in the driveway the car started running rough again and check engine light was flashing. Shut it off and started up again and all was normal. Checked codes and it has codes for cylinder 2 and 3 misfire, random misfire, airleak and map sensor. Where do I go from here? Anyone had a similar issue?
is your driving at an incline? Could be a fuel supply issue.


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