2004 Montana misfiring

Mr_Cool59

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i changed the spark plugs last weekend and now it seams to be missing when you are driving it. i believe that i put nkg plug in it.
 
Is the check engine light on?
Did you check the spark plug gap?
What number plug did you use?
Did you forget to hook something back up, either electrical or vacuum?
 
light only flashes never stays on
everything got hookup backup
i gaped the plugs my self
NGK V-Power Nickel - Spark Plug TR55
 
have the ecm scanned for the code that is causing the light to flash. Autozone and others do it no cost.
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sorry for the late replay had a lot of stuff to do this weekend, but i did check for codes and it did not have any codes stored. but it seams to do this when you get up to 40 MPH
 
the check engine light flashes and you have no codes? Something is wrong with your scanner or you have a blown fuse for the diagnostic port.
It also states for the TR55 "may not meet OE standards"
 
My 2003 van did not like NGK plugs, switched to AC plugs and new wires and my p0300 random misfire code went away, just a thought.
 
Scanners don't always show codes. GM dealer will tell you they don't always show codes
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