Firing Order

hedaredandwon · Feb 12, 2008

Ok people

I am slightly confused. I changed the plugs and leads on my series 1 discovery last night and i did it one by one as you should to avoid getting wires mixed up.

Now having said that i still think i may have screwed it up somewhat. Does anyone have a diagram showing the firing order. I can t find it in my Haynes manual i must be missing something.

For referance its a 3.9 FXi

Many Thanks

Trewey · Feb 12, 2008

if you did it one-by-one, how could you have got it wrong?
what type of plugs did you fit?

slob · Feb 12, 2008

wot he sed

hedaredandwon · Feb 12, 2008

I have fitted champion plugs that i got from the dealer.....

Basically what i need is a digram that shows the correct order basically so i can double check what i have done and be sure that its correct...

slob · Feb 12, 2008

basically champions arn't basically always basically good.
i've put champions in a few times and basically about have of a few times i've basically had to reinstall the old ones.
so basically i'd say swap yer plugs

The Mad Hat Man · Feb 12, 2008

morning Slob - thats a bit basic int it?

Bushtoy · Feb 12, 2008

basically slob's a basically basic guy

slob · Feb 12, 2008

basically yer right, but if yer basically just swapped yer leads one for one then basically it can't be the firing order? unless yer can't do basic counting. and basically as champion plugs int basically reliable even when noo its basically point to yer plugs....basically

slob · Feb 12, 2008

morning daft

slob · Feb 12, 2008

and have yer checked yer heinze manwell, first page of chapter four . well thats basically where the firing order normally is.
chapter 4 ignition

Trewey · Feb 12, 2008

basically, champion plugs is no good.
basically fit basic NGK ones.

Bushtoy · Feb 12, 2008

basically get a diesel
basically no plugs to worry aboot

discool · Feb 12, 2008

Firing order for V8 is: 1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2
Cylinder 1 is nearside front.

No4 lead is to the left of the front clip of the dis cap

Bushtoy · Feb 12, 2008

Tuning the Rover V8

go here....all u wont to know about it

slob · Feb 12, 2008

but its still yer plugs

hedaredandwon · Feb 12, 2008

Thanks for the basically basic instructions on basically how i can sort out my issue.

I appreciate your assistance.......

hedaredandwon · Feb 12, 2008

DISCOOL _ Bushtoy thanks for the help guys i appreciate it...... Slob i will bare in mind your point on the plugs............

Many Thanks

Bushtoy · Feb 12, 2008

slob said:
but its still yer plugs

there nuthin wrong with champion plugs, they fit comfortably in yer hand and ya can throw em with reasonably good accuracy

slob · Feb 12, 2008

hedaredandwon said:
DISCOOL _ Bushtoy thanks for the help guys i appreciate it...... Slob i will bare in mind your point on the plugs............

Many Thanks

he's not convinced , is he?

if he's done the plug leads one fer one and it was ok before hand
if he now has a problem then it must be either leads or plugs
champion are known fer being rubbish, its a lottery whether new champions work or not.

wo..oh fook it he can fart about with his firing order then after he's pulled all his hair out he can fook orf and buy decent plugs

hedaredandwon · Feb 12, 2008

Slob

Its really not that big of a deal mate i have taken everyones advice and will check all options.....

Relax your forkin flaps tubby!!!!!!

I am sure you are the great poo-bah when it comes to spark plugs and i have taken your advice and thank you profusely for it!

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