optispark
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optispark i changed the optispark yesterday cranked it up and drove the car about 5 miles it was running pretty good before the check engine light came on and the car started misfiring i went to the zone to get the codes checked and they said multiple cylinder misfire. does anyone know what the problem might be.i only changed the cap and rotor so im pretty sure i will have to pull it all off again and change the whole thing
When my car was misfiringi filled up on gas and i just put some stuff from the gas station that cleans up the engine i forgot which bottel but it did the trick halfway through the tank
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All the wires should run along side of the block, unless you did something different. That is where I have mine. It might take a little longer to run them in there, but they stay tucked in.
