B6 A4 1.8t quattro rebuilt head multiple misfires cyl#2 and #3

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Maybe the key-way is broke and is floating?
Can't grounds be sent back to battery directly or enhanced?

Don't other versions of coil wiring use a capacitor to help aid stable voltage to coils?

Couldn't shield being added to coil signal wires to ECU, enhance/filtered out induction on VC from camshafts or any metal turning components?
 
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Which keyway? Damper pulley nub, exhaust cam gear, intake cam reluctor? If it's keyway on tensioner cogs, I'm screwed. The others were thoroughly, if noobishly inspected. The exhaust gear pulley key was a little sloppy for my liking, but no metal fatigue visible on cam slot or gear key.

I can certainly run some 8g stranded wire back to the neg post. There are factory holes in the rear firewall, easy enough to park a rubber grommet in there and ground out to battery. I'd probably keep the original ground location and run a jumper from there. As for aerospace spec on signal impedance, I'm not there yet either, but I'm looking forward to it. Intrigued by the notion that twisted pairs can serve as shielding.
 
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Which keyway? Damper pulley nub, exhaust cam gear, intake cam reluctor? If it's keyway on tensioner cogs, I'm screwed. The others were thoroughly, if noobishly inspected. The exhaust gear pulley key was a little sloppy for my liking, but no metal fatigue visible on cam slot or gear key.

I can certainly run some 8g stranded wire back to the neg post. There are factory holes in the rear firewall, easy enough to park a rubber grommet in there and ground out to battery. I'd probably keep the original ground location and run a jumper from there. As for aerospace spec on signal impedance, I'm not there yet either, but I'm looking forward to it. Intrigued by the notion that twisted pairs can serve as shielding.


Key-ways on the following:

Fixed break away key-ways on crank cog and cam cog and virtual float press fits on cam sprockets to display the notch on each.
 
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Lemme digest that for a minute.

Here are the comp test numbers.

1 2 3 4

D 160 160 160 160

W 180 175 165 170

Not sure why I got such a variance on the wet test, maybe the rings are "meh", and the head gasket as well? There is also a known exhaust leak which presented itself shortly after launch when the midpipe snapped off the bellows elbo. My oilcan extension for the wet test was questionable, could hardly tell how much oil each cylinder got. Each round went a five count, per Eric the Car Guy
 
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Awaiting downpipe to repair exhaust leak. Will clear DTCs and post a fresh Autoscan then. On a side note, my alarm siren is giving it's siren song which may account for some of the intermittent alarm codes? Got one of those on the way as well. Have not even checked the door harness either, although I will as soon as the sun comes out. Shit time to catch a cold, not like there's ever a good time for that noise.
 
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down-pipe arrived, waiting on gasket and lock-nuts...
 
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