1991q45 wrote:no. but there's dealer documentation which has been done.
now i know you guys are pros or gurus when it comes down to the vh45.but comparing the misfire once the q is warmed up.i smell the exhaust and it has the rich mixture smell.i know the smell of a lean running engine. thats the smell my maxima produces when the injector is acting up.
plus i drove to a gas station then drover her around for a bit (and i know its wrong but i wanted to see all the big talk was bout the vh45) so i gunned her and man she took off quick...too damn quick at that!lol!
Modified by 1991q45 at 6:05 PM 2/23/2009
I had a similar experience with a misfire that was confirmed with 2 power balance tests. The first one checked out fine as the engine was still cold. The second one showed the #7 injector as the culprit. I had some spare injectors and was getting ready to replace it, and then it went away.
From time to time it'll pop up at idle, but then will be smooth as silk for a long while after that.
If you're smelling fuel in the cabin while cold, the problem could also be your fuel lines if they haven't been replaced. I saw an article on the board about a pesky line near the firewall that can be fixed by tightening the clamp. The lines develop small cracks and leak while the car is warming up but generally seal themselves when the lines expand after warming up.