No one has been able to resolve, please help.
Good to hear. I was going to suggest that you test the wires for voltage to the coil packs if that hasn't been done.
Fuel, air, or spark... you might consider testing the fuel pressure while doing this as well. I believe at idle it should be between 50-55 psi
Fuel, air, or spark... you might consider testing the fuel pressure while doing this as well. I believe at idle it should be between 50-55 psi
Yup, I tested the voltage of the wires and they were all dead on compared to cylinder 4 wires. I ran another ground off the coil to make sure it was grounded correctly.
Then I was stumped because the spark plug was black and had gas on it so I figured the coil still just wasn't sparking even though it worked fine on cylinder 4. But I decided to say f it and swap the injectors and sure enough the misfire moved to 4, plug wet with fuel, so that injector is just stuck wide open.
I had to order all new ones because DW doesn't sell just one for the fact they are flow tested against each other. We will see what happens when I get them tomorrow!
Then I was stumped because the spark plug was black and had gas on it so I figured the coil still just wasn't sparking even though it worked fine on cylinder 4. But I decided to say f it and swap the injectors and sure enough the misfire moved to 4, plug wet with fuel, so that injector is just stuck wide open.
I had to order all new ones because DW doesn't sell just one for the fact they are flow tested against each other. We will see what happens when I get them tomorrow!
next time just check power to the coil and test the coil/plug out of the cylinder to see spark. I don't see how its the injector if you checked spark outside the cylinder and there wasn't any. Did you ground out the electrode? But if you switched the injector to 4 and now 4 is missing than its the injector
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