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19 years ago
1996 cobra stuttering on acceleration
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19 years ago
What kind of plugs are you using? Perhaps you or your mech broke #4 when installing them. Is 130 bones the cost from the dealer for wires? You should check for aftermarket wires from MSD or others. Are you sure that isn't 12K milliohms?
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19 years ago
Same problem w/ me.. was partly due to spark plugs, but mostly due to ignition wires. Mine were $55 for a 98 Mustang GT. I don't think wires are $130 for your car... even factory.
-Mike
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19 years ago
Motorcraft.
Perhaps you or your mech broke #4 when
Not broken.
Is 130 bones the cost from the dealer for wires? From dealer, I've heard people had problems with aftemarket wires for cobra.
You should
$140.00 for accel wires
Are you sure that isn't 12K
Yes.
:)
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19 years ago
Had the same problem on the same cylinder, reinstalled the wires and the stutter went away.
Dave
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19 years ago
lmfao foctard got a missfire code from a miss when under a load bwhahahahahahahahah its called a vacume guage FOCTARD it costs about 10 bucks tell ya how them valves are cooking
who the f*ck MEASURE ohms of wires i will tell a ya secret get a buddy load it up get a windex bottle ...fill with water lightly mist the wires
believe me that many volts has to go somewhere so promote a SPARK what they dont tell ya in them backyard books is theat when you measure the wire you may have "closed" the gap in the core material ya FOCKTARD..
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lmfao
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19 years ago
If the wires aren't the problem then consider this:
The 4.6 dohc has two ignition coil packs, one for each bank of cylinders, right? It is possible that the one that feeds cyl. #4 is malfunctioning. Possibly a crack allowing moisture in. Is the stutter worse when it is cold and damp outside and the engine is cold?
Mario
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19 years ago
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19 years ago
Dave, Most of the time you wouldn't be able to tell if a plug is broke by looking at it.
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Understood and I agree, but in my case I ripped out the wires and reinstalled them and all was hunky dory after that.
Dave