Cylinder bank 1 location? (misfire)
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Cylinder bank 1 location? (misfire)
i just had new plugs and magnecore wires put on at 116k miles and am now getting a misfire on cylinder bank 1 and quite a bit of vibration that happens when i'm in drive and letting of the brake slowly when at a stop.
the dealer tells me i have a "slight" misfire in cylinder bank 1 but its not causing any codes or CEL. i have read on the boards here that these magnecore wires have been known to have issues causing misfires so am guessing i have a bad wire. i replaced my flex disks, trans mounts and motor mounts so dont think its those.
can someone tell me the location of cylinder bank #1?
i know probably a dumb question but i searched and cannot find a diagram that explains the numbering of the cylinder banks. i will probably replace the wires on cylinder bank 1 and see if the culprit was the magnecores, or maybe something more to dig into.
thx
the dealer tells me i have a "slight" misfire in cylinder bank 1 but its not causing any codes or CEL. i have read on the boards here that these magnecore wires have been known to have issues causing misfires so am guessing i have a bad wire. i replaced my flex disks, trans mounts and motor mounts so dont think its those.
can someone tell me the location of cylinder bank #1?
i know probably a dumb question but i searched and cannot find a diagram that explains the numbering of the cylinder banks. i will probably replace the wires on cylinder bank 1 and see if the culprit was the magnecores, or maybe something more to dig into.
thx
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Insame/Lenin thanks guys. much appreciated.
http://repairguide.autozone.com/znet...3f8022f4a3.gif
found this diagram link from insame's google search (duh, i should have tried that) and now get the numbering of the cylinder banks
passenger side | driver side (US car)
5 cyl 6 cyl
3 cyl 4 cyl
1 cyl 2 cyl
http://repairguide.autozone.com/znet...3f8022f4a3.gif
found this diagram link from insame's google search (duh, i should have tried that) and now get the numbering of the cylinder banks
passenger side | driver side (US car)
5 cyl 6 cyl
3 cyl 4 cyl
1 cyl 2 cyl