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Which cylinder is number 4 on a 2007 chrysler pacifica 4.0

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Cylinder # 4 is the middle of the forward facing head(radiator side)also known as bank 2 which is cylinders 2,4,6 the back head (bank 1) is cylinders 1,3,5

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Most front wheel drive V6 chrysler engines are as follows: standing on passenger side of car facing engine, cylinders 1-3-5 are on the left bank, cylinders 2-4-6 on the right. Standing at the hood facing engine (front of car) #2 is on your left front corner of engine. Change / check plugs and wires before doing and deep sensor testing.

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SOURCE: oil mjxing with coolant on chrysler pacifica

Bad head gasket, OR cracked head. Deffinate bad news(Either way)

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