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> Rough idle, misfiring.
post Sep 23, 2008 - 1:56 AM
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okay. drove home from work today, exited, decided to get a coffee and when accidentally hitting my drive to 2nd (or first, it was just for a quick second :\ ) my celi started bucking and running rough. i thought it was because i had dropped from drive into '2' but when i was driving around the parking lot i sounded like a subaru rolleyes.gif

i know it is misfiring. i'm gonna replace the plug wires tomorrow. checked the plugs, nothing but regular wear. they are all gapped correctly. i do smell a lot of gas when i start the car up for a bit. dunno if its just my imagination or if it has to do with this whole situation.

air filter is clean, oil is topped, tranny fluid fine, coolant level fine (didn't see any sign of oil in the coolant..i think)

how do you know if you need a new dizzy cap/rotor?



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post Sep 23, 2008 - 10:13 AM
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If you open up the distributor cap, if themetal connectors on the cap have a bunch of soot or have a goldish color dust on them, you can just clean them up for a better connection or you can just replace the thing for somewhere around 40 bucks. Check your spark plugs too.


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post Sep 24, 2008 - 3:35 PM
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car is doin a lot better.

replaced cap, wires, plugs, rotor. started up just fine.


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