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Had an intermittent misfire that wasn't even enough to trigger a P030X code. 

In this video, I go over:


  •  Mode $6 to see which cylinder is misfiring when you don't have a code.
  • Looking at fuel trims to see if it is an indication of fuel or ignition related
  • Looking at scan data to see if a bad injector is detected
  • Using an injector pulser/tester to see if we can hear the injector firing (also can be used with Fuel pressure gauge to check flow rate



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