In our previous article, we went over what an engine misfire is and the common symptoms of an engine misfire. So how do you determine what is causing the engine to misfire in the first place? The combustion engine is relatively complicated as it has a lot of parts that need to work in the … Read more
It can be difficult to diagnose the reason for an engine misfire, but context gives major clues. Misfires are often intermittent and will sometimes only manifest with a specific type of fuel, environment, or engine load (how deep you’re into the gas pedal). Usually the vehicle can continue running with a misfire in one cylinder, … Read more
The internal combustion engines of vehicles have a different number of cylinders in them. Some vehicles only have 4 cylinders while others have 6 or 8 cylinders. The combustion process of the air and fuel mixture takes place in each one of these cylinders. As you probably know, this is how engines generate the power … Read more
An engine misfire is a quite common occurrence. It is basically a situation where the timing of the ignition is off in the internal combustion chamber. In other words, as the air and fuel mix together in the chamber, the mixture is not ignited at the right tie. This could be due to a problem … Read more