1991 Dodge Stealth misfire
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1991 Dodge Stealth misfire
I have a late model 91 dodge stealth, dule cam. I have a misfire and can't find the problem. I have new plugs, wires, coils and I am not getting fire to plugs coming from my center coil. I can swich coils and its always the center coil thats not firing my plugs. Could it be a ground wire? How do I check that and where are the ground wires located? Thank you for any help you can offer.
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I'm getting fire TO my center coil but not FROM the center coil so two plugs and wires aren't firing. I have new ecu, ignition module, plugs and wires. I have took the ECU out and can't see any leaks or anything that looks bad. I have no idea what to do now. I can start my car up and drive about 5 miles most days before it starts to misfire. I'm wondering if there is something getting warm that is starting it to misfire. Anyone have any ideas? Could there be something wrong with my ecu after that I can't see after only 500 miles of driving? When one goes bad can you always see the problem?
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ECU pics
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This is a link to a pic of my ecu. I have looked it over and can't see any leaks. Thank you so much for your help. I'm open to any ideas that you may have to help me get my car back on the road.
This is a link to a pic of my ecu. I have looked it over and can't see any leaks. Thank you so much for your help. I'm open to any ideas that you may have to help me get my car back on the road.
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I'm getting fire TO my center coil but not FROM the center coil so two plugs and wires aren't firing. I have new ecu, ignition module, plugs and wires. I have took the ECU out and can't see any leaks or anything that looks bad. I have no idea what to do now. I can start my car up and drive about 5 miles most days before it starts to misfire. I'm wondering if there is something getting warm that is starting it to misfire. Anyone have any ideas? Could there be something wrong with my ecu after that I can't see after only 500 miles of driving? When one goes bad can you always see the problem?