no you can't because a automobile -truck engine thay are setup to run the way thay are built...
Remove the fuel rail with injectors then separate the injectors. Check related link below:
one driver for each bank of injectors. Two banks, two drivers.
It is either a V-6 3 cylinders on each side of the block (2 separate heads) Or an in-line 6 all cylinders in a row (1 head)
As long as your fuel treatment contains a detergent. Xtreme Fuel Treatment contains a detergent and a demulisifier and polymerization dispersants to clean injectors, separate water and break up sludge.
Remove wheels Remove drums (Make sure parking brake is released Loosen and remove brake lines Remove mounting bolts Slide wheel cylinder out (may have to separate brake shoes slightly) Re-install new cylinders and Bleed new cylinders
The cylinder containing gold.
A coil pack assembly is a coil that controls 4 or more cylinder using separate igntion wires for each. On a Taurus it will control the 6 cylinders.
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Unless one of the key cylinders has been replaced, one key should work both.
If your car has EIS ignition ( distributorless) and it is a 6 cylinder, then you have three separate coil packs. They are all grouped together, however, they can be replaced individually. Each coil pack fires two cylinders.
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No. It would affect all cylinders equally, unless you've got a V engine with dual exhausts, two O2 sensors and possibly two separate FI computers,