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Spark plugs changed, now does not run

in trying to figure out a cylinder miss i found cylinder #4 not firing, I swapped coils with #1. Now 1 and 4 are not firing. I swapped coils with another machine and no difference. I then changed all spark plugs and now all cylinders are not firing?????? HELP
  • Posted 5 Dec 2018 12:40
  • By jaime_a
  • joined 5 Dec'18 - 1 message
  • New Mexico, United States

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