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Ignition problems of an X Trail 2008

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13 years 5 months before #30831 by manual-mecanica
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You comment that it has ignition spark, which discards sensors, PCM, wired and partially the PATS system. You also comment that the basic time is correctly synchronized. Regarding the P1777 code, this refers to the TCM in the transmission, verifies that it is not disconnected or sulfatado. There is only doubt about whether it has injection pulse; VerfICATION is simple with a LED or a test lamp. Finally, if you have ignition and injection spark, it could be attributed to a compression loss, common in recently armed engines, because hydraulic elevators do not load oil. It will be enough to march the engine for a few minutes letting the march rest some more

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13 years 5 months before #30843 by manual-mecanica
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It is out of point, the spark does not give when the valves are closed; You must try the stroke gun and the mark on the pulley, the spark must be in the brand. It must have some form of ignition advance. Luck

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13 years 5 months before - 13 years 5 months before #30846 by manual-mecanica
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LeonParaguay wrote: It is out of point, the spark does not give when the valves are closed; You must try the stroke gun and the mark on the pulley, the spark must be in the brand. It must have some form of ignition advance. Luck


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13 years 5 months before #30847 by manual-mecanica
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I'm going to tell you something stupid, but you tried to decincufar the ECU? Once he fixes an ambulance that did not pass the changes, the contacts were sulfated, that I know how as the other said is a cable question.

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13 years 4 months before #30918 by manual-mecanica
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If a thousand thanks but I don't know what looks, an engineer came, I commented on the same thing that my engine has no compression as one, the rings of the piston were not lubricated or that the balvules were chuecas but that of the rectifier I checked me and said that they were fine, he told me the ING I removed the bujis Anotherves and I went to grab another step as if I wanted to start but it does not go from there I told me that it could also be the catalyst that was covered by the escape from where the catalyst has but nothing but nothing

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