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Old 08-02-2022, 05:10 AM
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Originally Posted by DrFeelgood
Just be sure to enter it in the correct place - it's a little confusing on RockAuto. That code goes in the box marked "how did you hear about us", not a coupon code or discount code box.
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Old 08-02-2022, 05:13 AM
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Lisle (or other’s) spark testers are under $20 and found literally everywhere, including your local parts store:


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I've considered it. Can't you use a timing light to do the same thing? Just curious.

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A timing light will flash when any spark is detected , a tester let's you see a spark to help determine the quality. Some more expensive ones are adjustable requiring the ignition to jump larger gaps to troubleshoot weak ignitions.
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Old 08-02-2022, 06:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Brad Christy
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I’ve considered it. Can’t you use a timing light to do the same thing? Just curious.

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Sarcasm. Okay, your considering buying coils too. :wink
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Plug wire off?
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Originally Posted by underpsi68
That plug looks like something hit it? Aluminum?

Take a picture of the side of the ground strap on the plugs, like this. Trying to see the heat line, if there is even one.
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Originally Posted by OFFSHOREJOJO
Plug wire off?
Offshorejojo,

I would never be so bold as to say it wasn’t possible, but I’m pretty sure I had them on solid.

Plus, I think it would be a pretty strong coincidence that the two potentially problematic cylinders should be the same two that I failed to connect with wires correctly on.

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Originally Posted by SB
Sarcasm. Okay, your considering buying coils too. :wink
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Yeah, yeah.... I picked one up.





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are you getting miss fire codes on the scanner ?
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Originally Posted by F-2 Speedy
are you getting miss fire codes on the scanner ?
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We were not last year, when I had it scanned, but their scanner was also not able to initiate either an ignition or injector delete sequence, either, so I’m not sure it was a valid scan.

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