Papa Squat

ive been battling this problem for a couple of days now. i replaced all my spark plugs and switched the coils between 3 and 5. still pulling 0604 #5 misfire. could the coil not be getting any juice and if so how do i fix that? or could my injector be going? any help would be appreciated.

mbandi

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I would check the injector first.

willard00

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ouch that sucks. #5 is a b*tch to get to. but did you clear the codes before you swapped them? you can get a spark tester for like $6 to test the coils. looks like a spark plug with a clip. you just take the coil out, put the spark tester in, clamp it to a ground point, and start the car. if it sparks than the coils good. not sure how to tell if its an injector though? sorry about that...good luck.

Stillen Maxima

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Damn 95 maximas are starting to sound like a pain in the butt to me. I just ran thru that same problem and ive learned that its the injector on that bank because i changed the coil and spark plugs cleared the code and nothing. So change that injector and problem solved.

96blkonblkse

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it seems cylinder 5 is common, I had a misfire in cylinder number 5 and initially I thought it was my coil pack. swapped the coil and it still did it, so I checked the plug and determined that it had not been changed in ALONG time. The electrode was so worn down, id say about a 3/8" gap to 1/2 gap. replaced all my plugs and the car has never run better. Id check the injector too, I never thought about that until after.