Help! Non Charger But Mopar Non The Less

[Old School]

2004 Dodge Stratus 2.7. Changed plugs, and put in a new coil for cylinder #6, But it still will not fire. The rest of the cylinders are
working fine. Any one have any ideas?

Thanks

[j m w]

check injetor

[Old School]

It's getting gas, can the injector be pumping to much?

[acelondon]

check the compression

EDIT:

plug gap?
swap wires with another cyl, on both ends, mind you, to see if its the wire.

[tan top]

have you checked the  spark plug on number 6 

[firefighter3931]

It's getting gas, can the injector be pumping to much?

Is the plug gas fouled ? I would check resistance/continuity on #6 plugwire.



Ron

[FLG]

He said he changed plugs guys  

Never the less check the plug and wire

[firefighter3931]

He said he changed plugs guys  

Never the less check the plug and wire

I know he said that Frank 

My question about the wet plug was in reference to the injector sticking and dumping too much fuel. A wet fouled plug would indicate a flooding issue. 



Ron

[RD]

are you getting power to the #6 coil?

[FLG]

He said he changed plugs guys  

Never the less check the plug and wire

I know he said that Frank 

My question about the wet plug was in reference to the injector sticking and dumping too much fuel. A wet fouled plug would indicate a flooding issue. 



Ron

I know ron, we posted at about the same time. I was referring to tan top 

[flyinlow]

Drink beer, then pee on the #6 plug while running. This will tell you if the coil is good............

Check # 6 ignition with an extra plug. Bright blue spark?

If you have a stethoscope listen to # 6 injector, compare to properly running cylinder injector.  You can also use a long screwdriver with the handle against your ear to listen to the injector.

[375instroke]

Doesn't one coil fire 2 cylinders?  If the other cylinder is firing, that should tell you something.