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Re: Multiple/Random Cylinder Misfire
Well I welded in a brand new OEM style cat and it didnt help at all. It has to be a sensor, it only makes perfect sense the way the car acts, when it misses the engine loses power instantly like a switch was turned off. I think I'll take it to the shop for them to diagnose it.
And the spark plug wires are the OEM length. Thanks, Steve |
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Re: Multiple/Random Cylinder Misfire
Okay here's the deal, I replaced the coil packs and the car runs great.
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Toyota standards? Come on, they aren't that great. God bless america and american cars. |
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haha hell yeah. I mean I'm not hating on Toyotas but you cant compare them to GM cars. We're in a whole different class.
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Re: Multiple/Random Cylinder Misfire
That statement (toyota standards) might have been true 15 yrs ago but not now,I'm a firm beleaver in the American Automobile Industrie but right now there in dier need of improvement,like someone stated recently (GM and Ford) should stop moaning about things and build better cars then people won't want to convert. jmoo
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