Spark plug #1 wont get a spark and all other 5 and getting spark
#1
Spark plug #1 wont get a spark and all other 5 and getting spark
Hello i need help figuring out why my spark plug wont get spark, is making a ticking noise but is not getting a spark i need help figuring out where the cables come from so i can check them in order to make it work. Thanks
#4
Let me help...
He's saying he hopes it's the coil pack... that's all.
If you suspect a coil pack, swap it to another cylinder if possible to see if the problem follows. There are tests to perform... download and read the FSM. XenonZ32.com Reference
If you suspect a coil pack, swap it to another cylinder if possible to see if the problem follows. There are tests to perform... download and read the FSM. XenonZ32.com Reference
#6
Turn ignition on, test for 12V on the middle wire terminal at the connector. Positive probe in middle, negative to chassis. Then holding the connector up, so the little disconnect tab is facing up, put the positive probe in middle and negative probe to the left connector. See what you get.
To have just one plug not providing power, is strange, usually the coil fails, or the wires are not making a good connection somewhere. you have ruled out the bad coil because it fires on another bank. Could be just a bad connection then, try reconnecting your ecu plug as well.
To have just one plug not providing power, is strange, usually the coil fails, or the wires are not making a good connection somewhere. you have ruled out the bad coil because it fires on another bank. Could be just a bad connection then, try reconnecting your ecu plug as well.
Last edited by Skully; 04-23-2014 at 01:11 PM.
#7
Turn ignition on, test for 12V on the middle wire terminal at the connector. Positive probe in middle, negative to chassis. Then holding the connector up, so the little disconnect tab is facing up, put the positive probe in middle and negative probe to the left connector. See what you get.
To have just one plug not providing power, is strange, usually the coil fails, or the wires are not making a good connection somewhere. you have ruled out the bad coil because it fires on another bank. Could be just a bad connection then, try reconnecting your ecu plug as well.
To have just one plug not providing power, is strange, usually the coil fails, or the wires are not making a good connection somewhere. you have ruled out the bad coil because it fires on another bank. Could be just a bad connection then, try reconnecting your ecu plug as well.
I understand that but I sounds weird to me too I caint believe that only one is working but yeaa I'll try to do that but I think my friend and I did it last time and we couldn't make it work like that either
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