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Old 08-13-2010, 04:35 PM
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Angry 97 mustang misfire.. going crazy

I have a 97 mustang Gt 4.6 V8. I have been popping a code for cylinder 5 misfire. replaced plugs wires coil packs swapped injectors and have checked vaccuum lines. yet still doggish and showing a misfire. compression good in cylinder and not burning oil. Im confused.. any other idea's
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Re: 97 mustang misfire.. going crazy

After you swapped the wire and injector it still misfires on cylinder 5? Is the 97 still EDIS or COP ignition? If COP, maybe their is a problem with the electrical connector? Infact, I suppose it could be the connector on the fuel injector, too.
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