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1997 3.1 firing order

1-2-3-4-5-6, correct?

Also, standing at the front of the car, the cylinders are laid out as:

1 3 5
2 4 6

Right?
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Re: 1997 3.1 firing order

yipe that's the order.

The coils , from in front of engine are:
(5-2) (3-6) (4-1)
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Re: 1997 3.1 firing order

Thanks, xi. You're a demigod of the Grand Am Folder. I had the coils, but wasn't sure of the actual positions. Did my own plug/wire combo. Now I know why shops wanted $270 do to it
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