Guys i have a constant misfire cyl 1 and 5 not as often with loud backfire out exhaust. What should i check? Did not have misfires before swap. My friend did the work who is a GM Master Certified tech so i trust his work lol
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03-31-2012
Guys i have a constant misfire cyl 1 and 5 not as often with loud backfire out exhaust. What should i check? Did not have misfires before swap. My friend did the work who is a GM Master Certified tech so i trust his work lol
03-31-2012
Step one: Question work and search for vac leaks, misplaced plug wires, properly connected plug wires etc.
03-31-2012
What is the firing order? 99 gtp
03-31-2012
6-1-2-3-4-5
Won't do you any good though.
coils are 6/3, 5/2, 1/4.
Doesnt matter which one goes top or bottom as long as its on the right coil.
03-31-2012
What do u mean "won't do me any good?" Lol
03-31-2012
The firing order doesnt help.
Connect correct wires to correct cylinders and coils then you win.
03-31-2012
What is the cylinder order?
03-31-2012
like this.
03-31-2012
front bank from passenger to drivers side: 1 3 5.
rear bank from passenger to drivers side: 2 4 6.
03-31-2012
Thanks for the help!
04-01-2012
Check to see if the wires are arching on the s/c casing... Had that occurrence on dthreaps car
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