Cylinder Numbering???
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Thanks to all, so it seems like that CYL 1 and 2 should be the easiest to reach??? At least I hope, and that there is no special technique required for replacing the coil packs or Spark plugs. I have replaced DI Coil packs in Saabs and Volvos, so hopefully this will be just as intuitive??
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NBCat, thanks for the reply, the engine has 122k miles. After replacing the coil pack, I did not have the correct spark plug wrench. Worried it may be the Direct injector. This does not look like an easy fix. The car ran for about one week without a misfire, but now is back... cylinder 2 again. Will replace the plug, but am afraid it won't help. Any advice...? Would you trust a good shop to use a Bosch equivalent GDI?
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