2000celica misfire cyl 2

Asked by lmac58 May 03, 2014 at 12:07 PM about the 2000 Toyota Celica GTS Hatchback

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

we keep getting code for misfire on cyl # 2  have changed all coils and still get same code

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Spark plug coils also...try switching the coil from cyl 3 to 2 and scan the codes again.

Juggling coils will only e-val specifically to which cylinder the misfire is occurring Example P0301 swapping out the number to coil in the number one position will identify through isolation by changing out the number #1 to the #2 cylinder ! Now the number two cylinder will have the misfire provided that one of the two coils that were switched is good, unless engine light is on showing multiple codes or pending with P0301, P0302 ,ect

Look up the FCA engine problem. My guess is nothing you do will fix it. I’m almost a year in, 7 trips, and FCA is paying but playing games. Spring arms etc. It’s a mess!

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