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Anonymous Posted on Jul 07, 2010

I had a cylinder 5 misfire on my 2002 chevy Camaro v6 3.8. I changed the spark plugs and the spark plug wires and the car runs great, until i give it alot of gas. If i accelerate too quickly now the car acts like it wants to shut down and starts jerking. If I let off the gas she runs perfect. No service engine light comes on anymore either but my code reader shows a yellow emissions light now. do I just have to run it longer or is it a fuel problem? Any clues?

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Sounds like spark plug coil is bad. had the same problem on my truck also. check wich cylinder is misfiring and replace the coil and maybe the plug also. if the plug looks good leave it. autozone can give you a read out. when checking the coil, if it has a rust color to it its bad and needs to be replaced. 02 z28

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