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1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse Random misfire

  

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  1. I have a 1999 mitsubishi eclipse gs with a 420a motor, and I have a confirmed code for a random cylinder misfire and 4 pending codes for all 4 cylinders. I've had this vehicle for 3 years and in that time I have replaced the motor which still gives me the misfire codes. Before and after. Then I changed the ecu. Along with the sensor on the engine TPS, IAT, IAC, MAP, CAM, CRANK, ECT, KNOCK. AND OIL PRESSURE SENSOR. I've taken it to a mitsubishi dealership and all they did was a compression test which only told me my engine was healthy, but continue to have a misfire. I also changed the fuel pump, filter, and regulator, and Injector, and O2 sensors both of them. It misfire at idle, while I drive, you can also feel it the most when the RPM hits 4500, then it misfire back towards 3500. This is my daily driver so I can't do a crazy amount of work at the moment. I have also use a vacuum gauge to see it is in the right range. The range is suppose to be 17-22 but it was fluctuating between 15-16 at idle. I haven't done a fuel pressure test yet.

Please list all your codes.


Confirmed codes: P0300
Pending codes: P0301, P0302, P0303, P0304


I did a fuel pressure test as well. And the the specs is suppose to be 47 to 50 but it's fluctuating rapidly betweenb42 and 52


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Diagnose it correctly before replacing any more parts - 

https://carkiller.com/scottykilmer/qa/misfire-4/

Did you use OEM sensors?


All the sensors I replaced were denso, from autozone. Yes to answer your question.


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