Spark issue on whole passenger side.
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Spark issue on whole passenger side.
My 1996 Z28 is fouling out all plugs on passenger side. All four plugs just full of soot. All wires are good on both ends. I changed all eight spark plugs on Wednesday and ran fine for 20 miles or so then started misfiring like hell. It was misfiring really bad before I changed the plugs that's why I did so. I'm assuming all four plugs on passenger side are fouled again.
It might be a distributor issue? Any easy ways to check and get it off?
What else could possibly be wrong? It looks like fuel is getting to the plugs just not firing right. Black smoke pours out the back.
It might be a distributor issue? Any easy ways to check and get it off?
What else could possibly be wrong? It looks like fuel is getting to the plugs just not firing right. Black smoke pours out the back.
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Originally Posted by 00FlowCamaro
My 1996 Z28 is fouling out all plugs on passenger side. All four plugs just full of soot. All wires are good on both ends. I changed all eight spark plugs on Wednesday and ran fine for 20 miles or so then started misfiring like hell. It was misfiring really bad before I changed the plugs that's why I did so. I'm assuming all four plugs on passenger side are fouled again.
It might be a distributor issue? Any easy ways to check and get it off?
What else could possibly be wrong? It looks like fuel is getting to the plugs just not firing right. Black smoke pours out the back.
It might be a distributor issue? Any easy ways to check and get it off?
What else could possibly be wrong? It looks like fuel is getting to the plugs just not firing right. Black smoke pours out the back.
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What do you mean by ICM? I suppose you wouldn't know any follow through to make the removal of the distributor easier?