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02-21-2003, 08:17 AM
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As jruppert said, check the cap and wires. The cap will get light film of dirt, and this seems to collect moisture, causing arcing, thus a misfire.
When plug wires get some age on them, the insulation absorbs moisture, again causing a misfire. Dirt on the porcelain of the plugs get dirty and allows an arc, thus a misfire, especially when wet weather occurs.
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