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Re: Only Firing on Two-Cylinders
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coldinc
09-04-2002 23:16:39
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I had a problem like this at one time and found that the camshaft had broken between the cylinders that was firing and the oenes that were not. Just a thought and I hope you find something cheaper wrong.
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David Maddux
09-05-2002 05:53:42
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Re: Re: Only Firing on Two-Cylinders in reply to coldinc, 09-04-2002 23:16:39
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I had the same thing happen to me a few weeks ago on a G allis. Front two plugs would not fire. I did all the new tune up things, still no fire finally I checked the obvious some one had crossed the two wires. That is when you have to ask yourself how smart you are. Check the obvious.
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Dave
09-05-2002 15:05:18
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Re: Re: Re: Only Firing on Two-Cylinders in reply to David Maddux, 09-05-2002 05:53:42
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I tend to agree with Dave Maddux. I think you have a couple of wires crossed. Look for the simple stuff first. I don't think your problem is serious. When two cylinders go down together it is usually an electrical problem. Check you firing order. I am betting that is where your problem is. Good luck. Dave(Ontario)
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G
09-05-2002 18:27:11
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Only Firing on Two-Cylinders in reply to Dave, 09-05-2002 15:05:18
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If all else fails, back to the old compression test. Seen many gassers and diesels alike that have blown the head gasket between two cylinders with no loss of coolant. Depending on firing order may exhibit some strange sounds from either intake or exhaust. Good luck.
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