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Question:
1998 Honda Accord mileage: 60,000. My question is very
simple, I don't have a repair book for my car and I need to
know what the firing order for the cylinders are, so I can
put in some new spark plug wires. Thank you.
Answer: It
is not necessary to know the firing order. Just
replace one spark plug wire at a time and you will be okay.
Question:
2001 GMC Jimmy s-15 mileage: 60,000. Can you tell me
the firing order on a GMC V-6 and how the cylinders are
numbered?
Answer: Firing order is 123456. Number one
cylinder is right front, number three middle right, number
five last on right. Number two left front etc.
Question:
1998 Chevrolet Cavilar mileage: 60,000. What is the
firing order for the spark plugs on this car?
Answer: The firing order
for a 3.1-liter engine is 165432 and for a 2.2-liter, it is
1423.
Question: 1999
Nissan, pickup. While changing my spark plug wires, I
accidentally knocked off the wires on the distributor cap
and do not have a wire diagram to replace them. Although it
is a 4 cyl., it has 8 wires. Can you help me find the right
sequence?
Answer: The
distributor rotates counter clockwise. There is a reference
to intake side and exhaust side: 2i for cylinder #2 intake
side and 2e for exhaust side. Starting from the top and
going counter clockwise: 2i, 4e 1i, 2e, 3i, 1e, 4i, and 3e.
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