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Engine 4 3 2 1 front
Coil pack . 2
...................3
...................1
...................4
P.S
Friends tell me to check the gas filter. could that be the problem?
Six cylinders have 3 coils
a) Flex plate (flywheel) to crank shaft bolts.
b) Flex plate to torque converter bolts
c) Push rods bearing bolts.
d) Crank shaft bearing bolts.
e) Drive shaft rear U joint bolts/nuts.
f) Bell housing bolts.
g) Oil pump bolts.
h) Oil pan bolts.
Thanks a lot, in advance, for the help.
Eroni.
also I know how to check compression ....but don't know compression values in healthy engine so I don't know how to compare...so if some one can share ..what are those compression values in each of 4 cylinders?
also this care does not have power steering or cruise control etc...its 2.5 L and 4 cylinder with TBI fuel system..so how much its worth if everything is ok with compression and vacuum?
We let the engine cool down then put more collant in radiator heard a pop noise ( blue seam on radiator) Tried to restart engine turned over quickly but would not start.Had it towed repair shop said timing jumped or chain broke. Towed it home tore it down to timming chain not broke or jumped looks real good. Still wont start. Any Ideas?