r_l_anderson
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- Joined
- May 11, 2006
- RO Number
- 21207
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I had no spark to cylinder #6. I switched coils between 5 and 6, still no spark to 6. I didn't know if the switch box could cause no spark to only one cylinder, so I switched them last night.
I expected that if the switch box was the problem, that now #5 would not fire. But after switching the switch boxes, now #4 is not firing.
Any ideas? Can a switch box be the cause of a single cylinder not firing? If not, where should I look?
Also, on the four wires grouped together at the top of the switch box, the second wire from the left is black and yellow (maybe black and orange): What is that wire for? If it is engine shut-off related to tilt angle, can I leave it disconnected? Thanks.
I expected that if the switch box was the problem, that now #5 would not fire. But after switching the switch boxes, now #4 is not firing.
Any ideas? Can a switch box be the cause of a single cylinder not firing? If not, where should I look?
Also, on the four wires grouped together at the top of the switch box, the second wire from the left is black and yellow (maybe black and orange): What is that wire for? If it is engine shut-off related to tilt angle, can I leave it disconnected? Thanks.