Manual amica diagram of where plug leads go and firing order please

In this link, also known as 'firing order'.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2002+hyundai+accent+spark+plug+lead+diagram

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7-2-6-5-4-8
i hope this helps as this should be the correct firing order for your car

Could I have more information please. What year is this MX6? What size engine is it? Are the plug leads still in place on the vehicle?
There were 2 different V6 engines Mazda used and the firing orders were not always the same so engine size will help.
The plug leads are deliberately different lengths for a few reasons. When connected to the coil in the correct firing order the length will only allow the lead to go to certain spark plugs to help get the correct firing order, shorter leads look tidy on the engine and shorter leads cost less money to make for the manufacturer.

Here's an image for a Mazda firing order:



If you can't view the image, look on the link below:

firing order for 2000 Mazda Millenia Google Search
If it's the wrong diagram simply do a Google search for 'Mazda Millenia firing order'

I'm not familiar with your car ... but does it have ordinary ht ignition leads, or colour coded ignition wires?
If it has colour coded ignition wires - each wire is a different colour for each different plug.

The image below is for a 4 cylinder engine:

Yes, but do you know which is the number 1 lead? If you replace the leads in the wrong order, your car won't fire.

There is a firing order ..i.e 1-4-3-2 This varies depending on the number of cylinders and layout..

You haven't said what make of vehicle you have, but if you do a google search for (example) 'firing order for 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee' you will find the firing order.

You should also be easily able to find a diagram that shows exactly what is what. The image below is generic. It is NOT your car.



A way to check is just to offer the leads up to the engine block. You may be able to identify by the shape and length of lead as to which plug it goes to.

Try this firing order diagram and let me know if you need any help to understand this diagram, or if you require any further assistance.

Here is the firing order diagram for that 5 cylinder engine, and the firing order is the same for the 2.3 and the 2.5 liter engines.

All you need to know is how many cylinders early have 4 cyl and firing order is 1342 and No 1 is where water pump is ans any lead HT the correct will do If 6 cylinder then its 153624 firing order and still 1 is the nearest one to the water pump

remove the dizzy cap, crank motor over to find out the rotation of the rotor. Remove the no.1 spark plug and bring no.1 piston up to top dead centre on compression stroke, mark side of dizzy body where the end of the rotor points to, replace dizzy cap and see which lead it lines up with.
that will be your no.1 lead, find the firing order and put the leads back on the dizzy cap in the direction of the rotors rotation, run those leads to the corresponding plugs and it should start.

firing order is 1-3-4-2, cylinder number 1 is closest to the timing belt