This owner of this truck installed a new plug and coil on the #6 cylinder and still continued to have a misfire. Knowing this information affected my approach. I start this process with an injector balance test and confirmed cylinder compression before moving to the ignition system.

Engine Performance Diagnostics chapter 22

Symptoms
- misfire (P0306)

Fix
- repaired corroded power feed wire to the ignition coil

Tests shown
- fuel injector balance (flow) test
- how to test a 3 wire coil over plug ignition coil
- coil primary current ramp test with a scope
- how to locate an open wire

Tools used
- fuel pressure gauge
- scan tool
- inductive low amp probe
- digital multimeter

Playlist
- (Chapter 22) No Spark Troubleshooting, Ignition Coil & Module Testing [ Ссылка ]-

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- Ignition System Designs, Operation and Testing (an SD Premium video) [ Ссылка ]

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