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If you can’t diagnose it yourself, take the car to a competent dealer or independent repair shop where they can look at it.
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Then maybe it isn't a misfire.
Could be something slipping in the transmission? Tire slip?
Hook it up to a data logger and have an expert look at the results?
Could be something slipping in the transmission? Tire slip?
Hook it up to a data logger and have an expert look at the results?
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The missfire count might not be making the ECM threshold for setting a CEL If every misfire set a CEL it would be a really pain in the .......
You need to have someone scan it with a tool that can count misfires and the cylinder that its happening on
Dave
You need to have someone scan it with a tool that can count misfires and the cylinder that its happening on
Dave
