dirtmover wrote:
I guess it would matter if you have to pay 2.5 hours labor to get to the point where you can make a resistance measurement on #3 only to find out the bad plug is really #4 which takes another 30 minutes to access. Could get kind of expensive if this isn't warranty work.
Takes about 10 seconds to get to the point you can make a resistance measurement,
pull the connector - it's got 4 pins - measure pin to ground - 3 will be ~ .5 to 1 ohm, 1 will be way off - trace the wire on the way off to a cap - pull the cap - re measure to confirm you got the right one - it should now be open.
you may not be able to get to cyl 3 easily - mine has always been 2 - 4 doesn't look that hard
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