- No DTCs stored relating to any of the fuel injectors
The procedure for identifying an inoperative or misfiring cylinder is as follows
- Disconnect harness connectors from fuel injectors in sequence with engine running, and observe how engine runs. or
- Compare spark plugs of all cylinders with each other and check for soot on electrodes.
When the faulty cylinder has been identified
- Swap spark plug of faulty cylinder with one from another cylinder.
If the malfunction moves with the spark plug
- Replace spark plug.
If the malfunction remains in the same cylinder
- Swap ignition coil of faulty cylinder with one from another cylinder.
- If malfunction moves now to other cylinder, install new ignition coil.
If the malfunction stays at the same cylinder, test Ground (GND) connection of ignition coil.
Scheme 1
- Display 4-pin connector from relevant ignition coil.
- Check Ground (GND) connection between socket 4 on the 4 -pin connector and engine Ground (GND) for open circuit and short circuit to positive.
- Repair any open/short circuit as necessary.
If the Ground (GND) connection is OK, test the voltage supply to the ignition coil. See CHECKING VOLTAGE SUPPLY TO IGNITION COIL .
Scheme 2
- Connect hand-held multimeter (voltage range) to following socket on connector: IGNITION COIL CIRCUIT TEST - VOLTAGE SUPPLY 4-pin connector on wiring harness, socket Specification 1 + Ground (GND) Battery voltage
- Operate starter. Specification: approx. battery voltage
If the specification is not obtained
- Check continuity of wiring from socket 1 to fuel pump relay via fuse. Repair open circuit if necessary. See SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAM .
If the specification is obtained
- Check output stage. See «POWER OUTPUT STAGES FOR IGNITION COILS, CHECKING»(ref-216439-S30030772822006020800000) .