Dropped a Cylinder
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Dropped a Cylinder
by DriftSpecStarlet » Mon Mar 30, 2009 5:05 pm
Hey, Car was fine for about 5 minutes of driving, Now for some reason has dropped a cylinder, Checked my spark plugs and regapped, Checked lead connections and they are sweet... Really starting to bug me as i have just done an Engine swap over weekend and want to drive!!
Toyota Celica ST185
Big f'n front mount,
Bodykit (actually looks decent)
Lowerd on blue Springs
T3/T4 Turbo
BOV
All the gadgets!
Big f'n front mount,
Bodykit (actually looks decent)
Lowerd on blue Springs
T3/T4 Turbo
BOV
All the gadgets!
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by crispy'86 » Mon Mar 30, 2009 7:52 pm
check your leads from inside distributor cap to the spark plug end of the lead for resistance (ohms)with a digital mulitmeter, using the theory of 10 K ohms per metre, you can work it out pretty easily if it's too hig in resistance or not.
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