I need some info.

[z34_nut]

Ok, Need your help.

 

Seeing I don't know it off the top of my head like many people, I have to ask (and the search function BLOWS btw).

 

I need information on coil packs. First what coil controls what cylinders, and info on what cylinder is what

 

for example:

 

[piston #

back

1 3 5

2 4 6

front

 

coil 1: pistons 1+3

coil 2: pistons 2+4

coil 3: pistons 5+6

 

Location: (in order from passengers side) coil 1, coil 2, coil 3]

 

With my luck, thats prolly right, but I just need some facts.

[jeremy]

Firing Order: 1-2-3-4-5-6

Coil Connection Sequence: 1-4-6-3-2-5

 

 

I found this in a thread that I found using the search feature

 

I am glad you brought this up again, because I don't know if it is correct or not, but that was the answer someone gave when this question was asked earlier. I hope someone can come in this thread and verify if that order is correct because verification never happened in the other thread

[z34_nut]

I found this in a thread that I found using the search feature

 

crap!

 

Firing Order: 1-2-3-4-5-6

Coil Connection Sequence: 1-4-6-3-2-5

 

so I wounder is it (f stands for front, b stands for back) 1b, 2f, 3b, 4f, 5b, 6f?

 

if that were true, and that coil location is also true, then my first coil pack is toast (1-4)

 

Its not firing on 1 (?) or 4(?)

[jeremy]

hopefully Slick will chime in soon, he has to know the correct info because he relocated his coil packs

[z34_nut]

hopefully Slick will chime in soon, he has to know the correct info because he relocated his coil packs

 

he just went to work... :?

[5speedz34]

Ok, I have 4 Service Manuals. Chiltons, Haynes, and the 2 GM ones.

 

I found this in Haynes *sigh*

 

THIS COVERS ALL W-BODY ENGINES

 

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v291/5speedz34/img016.jpg

 

 

The pic is huge so I linked it.

[z34_nut]

Thanks again tony

[slick]

For the wires, undo the wire loom, and pull out the needed wires(the ones that connect to the plugs that go into the ICM) until you have the desired length. Then, just re-wrap up the rest of the wires, and your done. It's kind of a pain in the ass with those wires running in about 4-5 different looms, so be prepared to get dirty, and it does take a few hours.

[z34_nut]

and it does take a few hours.

 

I got a whole weekend.

 

and thanks again guys.

[5speedz34]

Chris, post pics of where you relocated your coils to please.

[z34_nut]

Chris, post pics of where you relocated your coils to please.

 

 

and wtf happened to studing?

[5speedz34]

UHHHHH......

[GP1138]

and wtf happened to studing?

 

Ask Chris that, not Tony. :lol:

[jeremy]

great info Tony....thanks for posting it

[5speedz34]

great info Tony....thanks for posting it

Yeah, no problem

[sonyman87]

Shit i want to do that. do they just unbolt and you can move them or do you have to fabricate a wireing harness to connect it to its old locatoin? is there a writeup on this?

 

btw i totaly hate where mine are at now below the exaust manifold.

[cutlsp]

Ok, I have 4 Service Manuals. Chiltons, Haynes, and the 2 GM ones.

 

I found this in Haynes *sigh*

 

THIS COVERS ALL W-BODY ENGINES

 

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v291/5speedz34/img016.jpg

 

 

The pic is huge so I linked it.

nice scanner tony what is it?

[slick]

Shit i want to do that. do they just unbolt and you can move them or do you have to fabricate a wireing harness to connect it to its old locatoin? is there a writeup on this?

 

btw i totaly hate where mine are at now below the exaust manifold.

 

Nope, no write up. I just undid the wire loom, pulled out the necessary lengths of wires, wire loomed back up the rest of it, mounted the coil pack/icm assembly where I wanted it, and that was that.