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10-21-2003, 08:15 PM
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Cylinder Firing
Please Help,
When I start my Cavalier in the mornings, one of the cylinders doesn't fire. You can smell unexploded fuel mixture in the exhaust and the car vibrates. After a couple minutes of driving the car sputters and the cylinder goes back to normal. Could the problem be in the spark plug, electrical wire? If so, what is the solution? 
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#2
10-22-2003, 12:46 AM
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Could be a fouled plug or wire. Or the wire could just be loose from the plug or the end needs to be recrimped. Also could be coil pack but I doubt it. Check to make sure all your plug wires are snug on spark plugs. If you have some miles on plugs go ahead and change them. Because I am fairly sure if it has been doing this for a while it has been fouled for sure by now. I change my plugs every 30K and my wires every 40K. Some may say its to early but that's just what I do. Also you can check spark plug gap as well. Hope I have helped you out somehow.......
Matt~
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