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Thread: FJ1200 backfire / Wet plug cylinder 3

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    Quote Originally Posted by callmered View Post
    I feel quite welcome already - what a great community this forum is!
    Simple test as some one has said i think would be-one coil i assume does cylinder 1 and 4 other coil does 2 and 3 so if its problem is 3 change the lead from 2 and 3 around and see if the prob shifts to number 2 cylinder if so its is def the leedmy 2 cents worth
    winding up stucky since ages ago

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    Quote Originally Posted by martybabe View Post
    Hey hey, someone outside the UK that's heard of him, I believe the little fella's a bit hard to get hold of these days as he runs a full time FJ and FJR service centre and runs one of the biggest clubs In England but despite owning a bunch of FJs, I was always out my depth in his company. The dude will fire off shim sizes, torque settings and alternative fuel pumps when you're just trying to discuss the local pubs .

    Ex services too Sarge, you buggers could have a right old chin wag.
    yea .. im a member of the FJCUK.. Doc has given me some mint advice on Spooky (him and a few Legends race car forums )
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    I thought I would update the thread for the interest of those who helped out above.

    The plug leads are captive items to the coil. While I could have done a cut and shut job with some generic cable, I decided to bite the bullet and replace the coil too. A couple of hundred bucks and a week later, the coil arrived. Of course, the cables don't come with plug caps, so they were extra.

    It took maybe 30 minutes to swap the coil over. For now, I have tied up the extra length of cable. You get a generous metre or so, when you need 15 cm. i can sort that out later.

    Enough dragging it out - it worked. No more backfire. I get full power through the rev range, no spare cylinder anymore.

    Thanks all.

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    Good news...Enjoy.
    Oh bugger

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