My 16V has an annoying misfire that I'm having trouble diagnosing. I've changed the plugs, leads, distributor and rotor. I have checked and cleaned the connections to the ignition and fuel injection components, and the injectors have been serviced. I have not yet changed the coil.
I noticed driving it today that whenever the misfire occurs, the tachometer dips a little, more than I'd have expected. Is it possible there could be an intermittent fault in the ignition circuit that also powers the tachometer?
Any ideas welcome!
Ade
BX16V misfire
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What condition is the fuel pipe in? I had a misfire around 2000 rpm same as you went through all the usual stuff plugs, ht leads etc. Replaced the fuel hose from the rail to the feed pipe under the car runs perfect now. Length of hose from local motor factor was £8. Job took 30 mins max. 
Mark Smith
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1989 BX GTi 16 valve. Blanc Alpine. Completed the Citroen Classic Challenge Ecosse and 1337 miles without a hitch.
2000 XM VSX 2.1 td Auto. Rouge Magenta.
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Is it just me or is everything shit?
1989 BX GTi 16 valve. Blanc Alpine. Completed the Citroen Classic Challenge Ecosse and 1337 miles without a hitch.
2000 XM VSX 2.1 td Auto. Rouge Magenta.
TGD saloon many years ago.
1990 Swift 'Corniche' 12/2 aka BXClub HQ.
Honda Firestorm. Gone, but not forgotten.
2015 Triumph Tiger Explorer XC.
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Adrian (NZ)
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