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Old 4/26/16, 05:45 PM
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cylinder 1 missfire help?

Well, i have a cilinder 1 missfire code, my wife had placed 91 oct on my car which is tuned for 93 oct, it was driven hard and according to bama it could be a spark plug that went bad or the coil, i replaced the spark plug and the code is still on, could it be i have to replace the coil as well? I dont want to just buy the coil which is 70$ and not solve the problem? Anyone else hd this issue in the past? The engine does kind of like a lagging sound.
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Engine is lagging kind of like if it had cams
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Swap the coil to another cylinder. Clear the code. See what happens. If the misfire moves with the coil... You have a bad coil.
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Originally Posted by 14Glassback
Swap the coil to another cylinder. Clear the code. See what happens. If the misfire moves with the coil... You have a bad coil.
Great! What if it keeps showing the misfire, what would be the next step? Check injector?
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I may be wrong but I think an injector is unlikely. Coils in my experience have a much higher failure rate. Technically you could do the same procedure though with swapping injectors.
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Originally Posted by 14Glassback
I may be wrong but I think an injector is unlikely. Coils in my experience have a much higher failure rate. Technically you could do the same procedure though with swapping injectors.
Thanks man!
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If it's not the coil it could be misfire TSB:
tsb13-06-15.pdf
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Originally Posted by mfc133
If it's not the coil it could be misfire TSB:
What is missfire tsb?
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