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Old 05-02-2012, 04:08 AM   #1
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Ok on a 1996 BMW 318ti 1.9 wtf is the firing order? I just got new ngk that are numbered and withouth thinking of making notes I hella just yanked all the other wires off thinking I could figure it out... I heard its 1-3-4-2 but the car dies when I start.. Although it did start in the beginning when I may have had a couple of wires switched and it booged down. Now I believe the car is flooded any tips....? I believe the firing order is 1 3 4 2 even says in the book... But what now
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I might be wrong but the firing order is handled by the coil on a 1996. On the coil front is number 1 and 2, 3, 4 right in order 4 being back. Same to the cylinders 1 up front and back is 4. The firing order does not matter since the soild state coil makes the firing order changes for you. Match a wire to front coil and #1 spark plug and work you way back. I think.
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I might be wrong but the firing order is handled by the coil on a 1996. On the coil front is number 1 and 2, 3, 4 right in order 4 being back. Same to the cylinders 1 up front and back is 4. The firing order does not matter since the soild state coil makes the firing order changes for you. Match a wire to front coil and #1 spark plug and work you way back. I think.

No you could be right though even f I did a little switch it's still flooded...fml man my smog deadline is 2mrw
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I'm right. I just looked at my car. They go in order coil front to #1 spark and work your way back, #4 is the back on the coil. You still have an issue. You need 150 miles of it running right to pass most emission test.
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johnboy you beat me to it i just went and looked on mine also and it too is in order 1 in front and 4 in the back side
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Ok I'll get that done...yeah so I'm guessing a couple weeks would do... But still what can I do about the flooding? I pulled the plugs and whipped them on the nearest cloth next to me n it smells straight up like fuel... Also on the tip of the plugs the little white below the electrode had some black stuff on it I just whipped off best I could. Should I use a certain spray?
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Correct the firing order. Replace the plugs. If you don't replace the plugs after you correct the firing order don't come back bitching it still won't run right. I suggest cheap Autolit #3923 for a stock M44 and #3922 for boost applications.

Correct firing order, replace plugs. Drive 150 miles and pass emissions.
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Correct the firing order. Replace the plugs. If you don't replace the plugs after you correct the firing order don't come back bitching it still won't run right. I suggest cheap Autolit #3923 for a stock M44 and #3922 for boost applications.

Correct firing order, replace plugs. Drive 150 miles and pass emissions.
Damn... Alright I'll get new ones. I literally just bought some ngk ones fuuuk
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