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SilClipse95Jan-24-04 04:22 PM
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#67293, "blinking cell..."


          


the cel is blinking ...i went to autozonre before it started to blink...got a cel for misfire in cy;. 4....does this blinking mean anything different??? thanks..BRIAN

  

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RE: blinking cell..., The1Bill, Jan-24-04 04:29 PM, #1
RE: blinking cell..., YourInMyMirror95GS, Jan-25-04 07:12 PM, #2
      RE: blinking cell..., TeamDR1665, Jan-26-04 04:28 AM, #3
           RE: blinking cell..., SilClipse95, Jan-26-04 04:56 AM, #4
                RE: blinking cell..., TeamDR1665, Jan-26-04 07:29 AM, #5
                     RE: blinking cell..., SilClipse95, Jan-27-04 05:45 AM, #6
                          RE: blinking cell..., TeamDR1665, Jan-27-04 07:43 AM, #7
                               RE: blinking cell..., SilClipse95, Jan-27-04 09:00 AM, #8
                                    RE: blinking cell..., davo345, Jan-27-04 04:34 PM, #9
                                         RE: blinking cell..., TeamDR1665, Jan-28-04 02:54 AM, #10
                                              RE: blinking cell..., Nitrous_RS1997, Jan-29-04 01:38 PM, #11
                                                   RE: blinking cell..., TeamDR1665, Jan-30-04 04:38 AM, #12
                                                        RE: blinking cell..., Teametx, Jan-30-04 06:43 AM, #13
                                                             RE: blinking cell..., onetrav, Jan-30-04 06:49 AM, #14
                                                                  RE: blinking cell..., LeakyMitsu, Jan-30-04 09:50 AM, #15

The1BillJan-24-04 04:29 PM
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#67294, "RE: blinking cell..."
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It blinks when it misfires. Either that, or it's going to blow up. Too bad we don't have an LCD display to help figure that out... 5... 4... 3... 2... 1... <BOOM!>

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#67328, "RE: blinking cell..."
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5=huh
4=oh
3=no no no no
2=PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE NO!!!!
1=SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT!!!!!!
<BOOM> emoji:(

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TeamDR1665Jan-26-04 04:28 AM
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#67337, "RE: blinking cell..."
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I think blinker is a serious misfire. Like water covering the spark plug misfire. Don't ask me why I know that one there. I bet your car sounded like some sort of fucked up Harley Davidson driving like that...

  

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SilClipse95Jan-26-04 04:56 AM
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#67339, "RE: blinking cell..."
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yeah
it does it all the time too...i replaced plugs...wires...air filter...still getting cel - misfire in cyl 4....people are saying either injectors, or coil pack...what do you think?thanks, BRIAN

  

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#67342, "RE: blinking cell..."
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Jan-26-04 07:30 AM by DR1665

          

I would suggest you look into testing your coil pack per the Chilton's manual man. I don't have mine here, but someone will know what kind of resistance you should get from which terminals. I doubt it's the injectors, considering I have over 150k on my originals, but you never know unless you check 'em. Don't ask me how to do that one either. emoji For either, I would suggest checking into ERT. They have an ad on the forum now, and they carry both the coil (MSD $45) and the injectors (Accel ~$30/each?).

First thing I would do is to pull the number 4 plug wire and swap it with the number 1 wire. Drive again. Still misfire? Still misfiring in cylinder 4? Or cylinder 1? Or both? :O If the misfire moves with the wire, you have a bad wire. If not, try swapping the spark plug itself and putting the wires back. Theoretically, you could do this with the fuel injectors too, but I would advise leaving them put unless you really know what you're doing.

Why was this post so damn long and involved? Dunno, maybe because I'm Brian too. emoji

Good luck sir.

  

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SilClipse95Jan-27-04 05:45 AM
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#67392, "RE: blinking cell..."
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bumppp

  

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TeamDR1665Jan-27-04 07:43 AM
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#67401, "RE: blinking cell..."
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Did you try switching the wires? You can't get much easier than that one man.

  

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SilClipse95Jan-27-04 09:00 AM
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#67408, "RE: blinking cell..."
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yea...theyre brand new...but i did it anyways.....still shitty...

  

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davo345Jan-27-04 04:34 PM
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#67430, "RE: blinking cell..."
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then i bet it is the coil pack.

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#67447, "RE: blinking cell..."
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Coil pack - MSD - <$50 ERT. ExileRacingTechnologies. emoji

  

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#67514, "RE: blinking cell..."
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Its the coil pack. be sure and get the right MSD coil pack. 95-96 is different than the 97+.

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#67551, "RE: blinking cell..."
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Yeah. Check the pins on your coil. You'll want to specify the flat or regular pin style to make sure when you order it. emoji

  

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#67571, "RE: blinking cell..."
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Jan-30-04 06:44 AM by etx



          

Heh, mine blinked when I lost compression on cyl 1. Blew up the piston.

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#67574, "RE: blinking cell..."
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My car ran like that once. I had a CEL too, but it wasnt blinking. Then I noticed the coil pack was cracked in half!!!! I still dont know how for sure.


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LeakyMitsuJan-30-04 09:50 AM
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#67582, "RE: blinking cell..."
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actually it may be something off the wall like i had. i had my timing belt and headgasket replaced and when i got it back i got about 15 miles away from the place and it started the blinky CEL. took it to autozone...misfire in cyl 4, just like you. took it back to the place, they replaced a lifter and a valve for free and no more cell or shit idle. also my car idled really shitty but ran fine when i was driving, is that how yours is?

  

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