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I CHANGE THE SPARK PLUGS BECAUSE A MISFIRE, BUT I LOST THE FIRING ORDER ON IT.
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SOURCE: firing order for 1990 nissan maxima?
how many cyliders that will help 4, 6, 8 ?
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