I had changed my spark plugs on cylinders 135 about a week ago n today I changed plugs on 246 cylinders n I unplugged the sensor on the exhaust header thing in the back put everything back together n now my car is running like a miss fire I have no idea what coulda went wrong I need help ASAP please

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Asked by Eddieboi726 Mar 31, 2013 at 01:26 PM about the 2000 Buick Park Avenue FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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see, in the old days when we still had a distributor you could easily see the firing order...now with the coil packs have to test to find this out~

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No it has coil packs also the firing order is correct I did each plug at a time so I didn't end up cris crossing them

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No it has coil packs also the firing order is correct I did each phlug at a time so I didn't end up cris crossing them

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Car run ok just when I'm at a stop light or such the ideal gets kinda rough n motor start jumping kinda like it wants to die

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a goofy one way filthy street for exhaust fumes to leave the crankcase and get sucked into the intake plenum~ knockin' this bad boy off of there or unseating it will have this exact effect, the one that you describe~

Positive Crankcase Ventillation, sorry I dyslexized to PVC which is wrong ...yes pcv! elbow comes out of the top of the valve cover and sneaks it's way into the intake manifold, should be able to rattle it, like a baby's rattle or it's bunged up and needs to be replaced.~

You were in there. You did the job properly, just one of these smog components got dislodged....the PCV valve, the elbow into the intake plenum coming out of the valve cover----easy to not even be lookin' there....please assure the PCV is in place yet and operates normally-

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The car ran perfect right b4 I did the plugs tho so I don't see how how nething went bad during the process of my changing out the plugs

my park ave was running great one day and next day ran like crap! i pulled the codes and found out the egr went bad, replaced it and it runs like a champ again!

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the signal to the EGR, or the valve itself was clobbered up? or the thing what gives the signal...loose butyl rubber vac line?

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