2004 Honda CRV miss fire?
Its not tripping the engine light and it normally only happens under load (going up a hill) it seems to happen between 2500 and 3200 rpm area but i haven't narrowed it down and further it really losses power when it.happens to so i don't know if its multiple or just one but you can really feel it loose power. But here what gets me the head gasget was replaced 2 years ago or so. So ill assme its not a compression issue and the coils where replaced last year also and one just very recently (this one just quite all together) so egine light was on. But I need to know other possible causes for the coils dieing out so early or if this is even a coil? Ingector? Plug? Coil wires? Throw some possible reasons for this at me.
The CEL is not on does not mean there's no code stores in the PCM. Go to Auto Zone or Advance auto part stores and get the code(s) read out for free. It the first must do thing to do to guide you into the right diagnostic path.
Typital weak spark plug! Also could be bad plug wire. Both will show a miss under a load. Be sure that the spark plugs are properly gaped. Bad plugs will put an adverse load on a coil.
Its ok but get the SRT Viper.
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