My car was running on 2 cylinders last week, but didnt realise until i took it about 200m along the road. It was well underpowered anyway. It not doesnt start and has been too wet to fix (plus didnt have the parts to check).
Anyway, Iv tested to check that the coil pack is getting a signal, which it is so should be firing, and its getting fuel so i know that its deininatly not getting a proper if any spark. ECU works perfectly BTW.
[quote name=Question was meant to have]back on track. Is driving it in this condition likly to damage the coil pack, leads and/or plugs? I havent actually checekd for spark as i only got my timing light that i ordered last week, in today. I have made sure that it has a good earth by running an earth strap from the battery to the capacitor on the coilpack and engine[/quote]
Anyway, Iv tested to check that the coil pack is getting a signal, which it is so should be firing, and its getting fuel so i know that its deininatly not getting a proper if any spark. ECU works perfectly BTW.
[quote name=Question was meant to have]back on track. Is driving it in this condition likly to damage the coil pack, leads and/or plugs? I havent actually checekd for spark as i only got my timing light that i ordered last week, in today. I have made sure that it has a good earth by running an earth strap from the battery to the capacitor on the coilpack and engine[/quote]