Coil Pack?

[xintersecty]

The best approach (by far) is systematic testing, using tools such as a multi meter and OBD realtime reader. .

There are two parts to science 1) Measure things 2) Write that measurement down Everything after that is Hypothetical

HAR HAR HAR

If you have a smart phone, you can buy an ODBII blutooth connector for about 12 bucks

[CookedTick]

There are two parts to science 1) Measure things 2) Write that measurement down Everything after that is Hypothetical

HAR HAR HAR

If you have a smart phone, you can buy an ODBII blutooth connector for about 12 bucks

I finally figured out that it was my coil pack, the back part of it cracked off when I pulled it off and I think it was the original because it had the Daewoo sloth on it and it rust welded itself to the bracket 150k miles and second engine,replaced around 70- 75k

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[xintersecty]

I finally figured out that it was my coil pack, the back part of it cracked off when I pulled it off and I think it was the original because it had the Daewoo sloth on it and it rust welded itself to the bracket 150k miles and second engine,replaced around 70- 75k

Thanks for letting us know what happen. Man I am so OBNOXIOUS. But then again science RULES!
When I pulled my coil pack in replacing my head, I had a helluva time getting it off and cleaning off the rust. I hope your car is running good. Did you get an ODBII reader?

[CookedTick]

Thanks for letting us know what happen. Man I am so OBNOXIOUS. But then again science RULES!
When I pulled my coil pack in replacing my head, I had a helluva time getting it off and cleaning off the rust. I hope your car is running good. Did you get an ODBII reader?

I didn't get an obd reader yet but I borrowed a snap on modus from school. The misfire was also causing a transaxle code that went away after I ran it for a while with the new coil


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