Wont start firing order - 1998 Mitsubishi Montero Sport

well if it started before then the distributor is most likely good but check your ignition coil and also you ignition module also the pickup coil

wrong plug firing order, here is a pic to the correct firing order for your single cam.

wires are crossed up. 1,8,4,3,6,5,7,2 is the firing order, and the order of the wires around the cap.

5.0L and 5.8L same fireing order, 7.5L fireing order, fireing order for both below.Hope this was very helpful.

The correct firing order for the engine is 1=8=4=3=6=5=7=2. Standing in front of the engine the right bank is odd numbered. and the left bank is even numbered. Also check to see if you are getting fuel to the carburator. Hope this will help you.

You could have mixed up the order of the spark plug cables causing the firing order to be wrong. What is the exact year, make, model, and engine size of your truck?

I would pull the plugs and let the gas into the cylinders to dry out , you may have a hydrolock engine after putting so much gas into it , recheck the firing order to be sure is OK ususlly when you see a carb backfiring and smoking the firing order is not right

4 cylinder Fire order = 1342
Distributor rotation = clockwise. good luck

Make sure your firing order is correct. Also if you replaced cap and rotor make sure coil wire isnt loose. If you cant find the firing order its stamped on your intake manifold, cylinder numbers should also be stamped above each cylinder on the manifold.

sounds like tbi has gone out on it thats what happend to my 88 silverado