Re: 96 chrysler cirrus 2.5 v6 stumbles bad!!! Cannot figure it out (HELP PLZ)

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> I have a 96 cirrus 2.5 v6. When the car is cold it seems to run almost
> normal with little missfire by the sounds. The hotter the car gets the
> worse the problem gets!! It to the point where it is misfiring so bad
> you can barely drive it!!
>
> When you go to rev it up it almost dies, but when you start to feather
> the throttle you can get it to rev right up.
>
> Now the things i have change so far are. Wires,Plugs,Cap,Rotor,Fuel
> Filter. I Brought it to a garage were they looked it over for me, they
> checked CAT converter, but could not do fuel pressure test because
> they did not have the right connector. Also code P0300 shows up which
> means multipul missfires. But i took the fuel line off the rail and
> had my girlfriend turn the key while i watched how much fuel pumped
> into a bottle. Looks like alot of pressure to me.
>
> Also February 2007 i had to put a brand new Distributor due to cam
> sensor dieing.
>
> Click the link to watch a video of my problems.  Thank You and please
> tell me something lol
>
> Eric
>
>
http://s18.photobucket.com/albums/b128/1_sick_tsi/?action=view&current=cirrus.flv

You will almost need a scan tool to see what the sensors are seeing/doing.
You may have an EGR valve that is stuck open and causing a very lean
condition which will make it stumble on accel. You can try to disconnect
the
vacuum line to the EGR transducer but if the spring inside the valve is
bad
it wont make a difference.

Glenn Beasley
Chrysler Tech