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Old 04-11-2008, 01:14 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by surreal_awakening View Post
super white alero...where did you get those specs on fuel pressure? the info I have says "With the ignition switch "ON" and the fuel pump "RUNNING", the fuel pressure indicated by the fuel pressure gage should be 284-325 kPa (41-47 psi)." You're right about the compression, shouldn't be lower than 100 psi.

keri_anne, when you changed the plugs, did #2 plug look any different from the rest? You can check spark at the plug end of the #2 wire, then check it at the coil. If you have spark at the coil but not the plug end, then you have a bad wire. Tempting as it is, don't overlook the simple things! Wouldn't be the first time a wire has gone bad in less than a year. The plug end of the wire on my Jeep recently came apart inside the rubber boot and it was less than a year old.

All in all, I second (or third) the advice so far. Good luck tracking down that problem.

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those are the spec for KOEO. The spec you place is for KOER

i could elaborate more if you like on deadpaning and isolating the cause but you need more specialized tools. Keri just check those first. i rule out, ignition module since you have only 1 cylinder. Im lead to believe you need only 1 coil pak. Easy way to check is to swap the coilp with the other two and see if the misfire goes to the other cylinder.

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