If you mean “fire” to mean “explode” then what #1 does or does not do
has no efect on what the others do.
For that matter, if you mean “fire” to just mean the spark is there,
it still has no effect on the others except that if the spark is
prorperly timed there it will be properly timed elsewhere as well.On Dec 26, 2007 7:28 AM, GulfRay gulfray@fastmail.fm wrote:
In reply to a message from Jim Isbell, W5JAI sent Sun 12 Aug 2007:
89 XJ6 3.6 ltr
Question that does not seem to be clear.With ECU firing #1 first,
if #1 does not fire due to lack of fuel delivery,
will any other cylinder fire correctly?Seems to me #1 firing would ‘‘set’’ computer for
the all the cylinders to fire ‘‘in-time’’.Thanks
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