"Oleg M. Smirnov" wrote:
> coil? ECU? It could even be a bad contact in the ignition switch itself --
> I've had that happen to me, and the exhaust would bang so loud,
> people were diving for cover :-) Try wriggling all the connectors while the
> car is idling.
A bad ignition switch caused backfiring?? How did u determine this? What
tests did u use? I would think a bad ignition switch
would cause backfiring on a regular basis while the car is running, depending
on where the keys swayed to. Was this the case
w/u? Or did u just get one and that was it?
Thanks...
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