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I have a 1996 skyline gtst and it’s hesitating at higher rpm so I decided to change my spark plugs to possibly fix it. The plugs I put in are NGK bcpr7es. After I started driving it seemed fine at first then it started to shake and there was a loss of power. Also when I was coming to a light on my way home it stalled when I was decelerating. Does anyone have any ideas what could be wrong?

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1 hour ago, Blakecarter said:

The coil packs looked fine but that could be it and they are the standard ones

They might look fine, but generally if they're the OEM ones since 1996 then there's a very high chance they're anything but fine.

And if you do decide to replace them, steer clear from red, yellow, pink, green, etc. ones. They need to be either black (OEM, 370Z, R35) or blue (genuine Splitfire).

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* eats cold pizza for dinner *

Try to search for this: coil packs, coilpacks, AFM, air flow meter, IACV, idle air control valve

After you have done extensive researching, and your issue isn't fix, update this thread. If in doubt, replace engine with LS V8

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