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Old 08-20-2009, 10:01 PM   #5
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DRY out the connectors if you clean the engine. ALSO.. make damn sure you hear the "click" that occurs when you are connecting the coils. Sooo soo many times I have had people ask me to look at a running issue after they changed the plugs. They have to CLICK. Make sure your environment is fairly quiet so you can hear each one "click".

FYI: every time I clean an engine.. I have to blow out the coil pack connectors. It takes very little to cause a misfire at the coils.


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