misfire on #6
02-24-2007, 06:22 PM
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misfire on #6
well i know what it's doing and where......now i just need to figure out why.
after sitting mostly idle for about 2 months i have a miss on #6 cylinder.
what is most likely the cause? and which is #6 so i can start trying to fix it.
after sitting mostly idle for about 2 months i have a miss on #6 cylinder.
what is most likely the cause? and which is #6 so i can start trying to fix it.
02-24-2007, 06:54 PM
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RE: misfire on #6
ORIGINAL: nathansmith50
well i know what it's doing and where......now i just need to figure out why.
after sitting mostly idle for about 2 months i have a miss on #6 cylinder.
what is most likely the cause? and which is #6 so i can start trying to fix it.
well i know what it's doing and where......now i just need to figure out why.
after sitting mostly idle for about 2 months i have a miss on #6 cylinder.
what is most likely the cause? and which is #6 so i can start trying to fix it.
02-24-2007, 08:06 PM
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RE: misfire on #6
ORIGINAL: 04BlueGT
Check the plug and the coil. Most likely one of them is bad. Easy way is to swap coils and see if the problem migrates to the other cylinder.
Check the plug and the coil. Most likely one of them is bad. Easy way is to swap coils and see if the problem migrates to the other cylinder.
anyone know the cylinder numbers?
02-24-2007, 09:46 PM
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RE: misfire on #6
ORIGINAL: 99lolagt
It may be the coil my #5 did the same thimg. The coil is like 90 bucks at the dealer.
It may be the coil my #5 did the same thimg. The coil is like 90 bucks at the dealer.
02-24-2007, 09:59 PM
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RE: misfire on #6
ORIGINAL: nathansmith50
i don't have a tuner......so that's out. because it would be a lot of trouble to swap and then drive back to autozone.
anyone know the cylinder numbers?
ORIGINAL: 04BlueGT
Check the plug and the coil. Most likely one of them is bad. Easy way is to swap coils and see if the problem migrates to the other cylinder.
Check the plug and the coil. Most likely one of them is bad. Easy way is to swap coils and see if the problem migrates to the other cylinder.
anyone know the cylinder numbers?
02-24-2007, 10:03 PM
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RE: misfire on #6
ORIGINAL: Fryguy22
just swap it at autozone.... they'll probably do it for you.
ORIGINAL: nathansmith50
i don't have a tuner......so that's out. because it would be a lot of trouble to swap and then drive back to autozone.
anyone know the cylinder numbers?
ORIGINAL: 04BlueGT
Check the plug and the coil. Most likely one of them is bad. Easy way is to swap coils and see if the problem migrates to the other cylinder.
Check the plug and the coil. Most likely one of them is bad. Easy way is to swap coils and see if the problem migrates to the other cylinder.
anyone know the cylinder numbers?
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