Code Diagnosing: Please help!
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Ok people, i know someone out there is holding the answer. So I figure if none of you guys reply by tonight I'm going to go ahead and switch around a couple of the coil packs and see if the misfire in cylinder one jumps to another cylinder........hit me up guys
#3
with what little mileage you have i'd point the finger first at a bad plug, but you changed them... pull them out and read them. then i'd go with your idea of moving the coil to a different cylinder. i can't see it being rings or a fuel injector or the ecu.
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I would switch injectors around. I have seen countless sets of injectors go bad on S's. Free to do, only takes a few extra mintues..... See if the misfire follows the bad injector.... Make sure not to pinch the o rings when you do it...
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So this morning i went ahead and strategically switched a couple of the coil packs and reset the check engine light. Now I just have to play the waiting game and see what code(s) I get the next time the check engine light comes on......I hope it's just a bad coil...<fingers crossed>
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