I can successfully find the 8v i1 and 6v i3 but I can't find the Current Sources i2 how do we do it

 

There's no way we can help you find i2 when you don't show what i1, i2, or i3 are. You need to annotate your diagram with whatever quantities you use.

You also need to show your work as far as you can go so that we can guide you from there to the solution.

 

There's no way we can help you find i2 when you don't show what i1, i2, or i3 are. You need to annotate your diagram with whatever quantities you use.

You also need to show your work as far as you can go so that we can guide you from there to the solution.

I said i1 i2 i3 in order so I mean when I use 8v the current is i1 when I use 6v it's i3 and when i use the current source it's i2

 

Please clarify the markings. Because we can see only 'I' in the picture.

 

I said i1 i2 i3 in order so I mean when I use 8v the current is i1 when I use 6v it's i3 and when i use the current source it's i2

I understand what you mean now.

You still need to show your work.

For i2, what is the circuit that you are analyzing? Show the circuit and show how you are attempting to find the specified current for that circuit.

I suspect that if you simply rearrange your drawing just a bit, the answer will jump out at you.