I have a 2002 town and country. Replaced plugs because I had the obd read and it shied cyclindee 1 miss fire. It still does it and it backfires

Asked by Redhead10 Aug 24, 2017 at 09:11 PM about the 2002 Chrysler Town & Country

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2002 Town & Country had misfire in cylinder one
so replace the spark plugs I still have a mess and it
backfires to the front of the car not the rear exhaust if you   
Have to press the gas down fast any ideas ????

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KenF answered 6 years ago

Check also: plug wires, coils or coil packs, fuel injectors on the affected cylinder(s). A noid light can help you check is the injector is firing correctly. A misfiring injector may also be leaking into cylinder causing backfires.

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Redhead10 answered 6 years ago

Now I have a misfire in cylinder 5 instead of cylinder 1 after changing plugs ..... also at 40 I have a bad miss until I hit 45 then happens again if speed drops back down It's like I have a misfire when driving unless I am giving it gas !!

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