Firing Order & Cylinder Identification 08 Chrysler Town and Country 3.8L V-6

In this video I'll go over the cylinder identification and firing order on an 08 Chrysler Town and Country 3.8L. The odd numbered cylinders are on the rear cylinder head, or the right cylinder head, and they are 1/3/5 from the front of the engine where the serpentine belt is to the back of the engine where the transmission is. The evenly numbered cylinders are on the front cylinder head, or the left cylinder head, and they are 2/4/6 front the serpentine belt to the transmission. The firing order is 1-2-3-4-5-6.

If you forget the cylinder identification you can always just look at the coil pack. The coil pack has numbers on the top of it where each of the ignition wires connect to the coil pack. The number represent the cylinder that the coil fires where the ignition wire connects to it. For example, if you find the #2 next to where a wire plugs into the coil pack then that is the wire that fires cylinder #2. So if you where to follow that wire to the spark plug then the cylinder that that spark plug fires would be cylinder #2. Same principle for the other cylinders. (This is assuming that the wires are installed correctly)

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