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Code says random misfire on coil #5 x 8. Which 1 is it in the engine firing order and do you have to take the upper manifold off to get

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Code says random misfire on coil #5 x 8. Which 1 is it in the engine firing order and do you have to take the upper manifold off to get to it. The guy erases it and then I run it up to 6k rpm and the light comes back on.
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Trips says you don't have to remove the upper manifold to get to them. Here is a diagram of the engine with the firing order.

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Pretty sure you have to remove the upper manifold to get to them. Here is a diagram of the engine with the firing order.


Thats not necessarily true in this case.

The coil packs are accessible without the pia removal of a manifold.


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Thanks for the info. Looks like no one ever posted pics for changing spark plugs. Just take off bar and loosen TB and move coils and vac lines is what I read. I knew #5 would be against the wall in the back just like my 300zx.
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