Spark Plug Wire Crossfire?
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Spark Plug Wire Crossfire?
I was just introduced to the Crossfire thing in another post I seen. I keep posting about a cold start issue but when it warms up it's fine. (I got the 5.0 V8 in a 92 F250 E4OD trans) It actually starts like it's missing a plug or something but it's tuned up completely with new wires, plugs, cap, rotor and coil. Now my question is this.... Even though I have BRAND NEW NAPA Spark Plug Wires could they still crossfire? I don't see any sparks when I open the hood in a pitch black area. Could the be crossfiring under the cap? If you wanna know all I've done and replaced you'll see it all on my previous post. But anyway I can guarantee My wires aren't routed right. I don't even think my separators exist haha! But if it is crossfire I don't know why it runs fine when warm. Thanks in advance (:
#4
this link may help if your firing order is different than one pictured above.
1983 Ford Bronco TSBs & FSAs (Recalls) for '83-96 Broncos & F150s picture | SuperMotors.net
Hope this helps everyone!
1983 Ford Bronco TSBs & FSAs (Recalls) for '83-96 Broncos & F150s picture | SuperMotors.net
Hope this helps everyone!
#5
this link may help if your firing order is different than one pictured above.
1983 Ford Bronco TSBs & FSAs (Recalls) for '83-96 Broncos & F150s picture | SuperMotors.net
Hope this helps everyone!
1983 Ford Bronco TSBs & FSAs (Recalls) for '83-96 Broncos & F150s picture | SuperMotors.net
Hope this helps everyone!
J
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