1987 Toyota 4x4 Pickup 22RE

Aug 29, 2005 3 Replies

The #2 and #3 cylinders are not firing and the plugs are wet. Both went at the same time and not sure what was the problem. Had a bit of valve tap before it happened. I have changed the plug wires, and checked for spark. There is spark at all cylinders . Everything moves freely. Compression with all plugs out is 155 - 165 in all cylinders. Had a crowler cam installed 2K miles ago and this is first problem since. anybody got any thoughts. I have replaced wires, cap and rotor. Thanks for the help.



Have you pulled the valve cover and checked the valve action? How did you check for misfiring? By disconnecting the spark plug wires one at a time and seeing what, if any, difference is made?

Didn't you first post that the two middle cylinders were low? What has changed?

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I pulled the plug wires one at a time. My compression gage was defective and had to get a new one thats why bad readings first time around. I took compression second time with all plugs removed. Still not sure but sure could use some advise.

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